Hello,
Autoprefixer isnt running on the development build. Certain utility classes won't work on some modern browsers because the vendor prefixes are not added. For example the following HTML
<span class="bg-clip-text text-transparent bg-gradient-to-r from-green-400 to-blue-500">
Hello world
</span>
will render

This is because autoprefixer doesn't add -webkit-background-clip: text; to the utility class.
In the gulpfile.babel.js file adding autoprefixer to the development build would fix it.
return src(PRE_BUILD_STYLESHEET)
.pipe(
postcss([
atimport(),
tailwindcss(TAILWIND_CONFIG),
...(isDevelopmentBuild ? [autoprefixer()] : [autoprefixer(), cssnano()]),
])
)
.pipe(dest(POST_BUILD_STYLESHEET));
This is related to tailwindlabs/tailwindcss#2300. Adam Wathan says:
We don't include vendor prefixes in Tailwind because every project has different browser requirements, so instead we recommend using Autoprefixer to handle all of that
Hello,
Autoprefixer isnt running on the development build. Certain utility classes won't work on some modern browsers because the vendor prefixes are not added. For example the following HTML
will render
This is because autoprefixer doesn't add
-webkit-background-clip: text;to the utility class.In the
gulpfile.babel.jsfile adding autoprefixer to the development build would fix it.This is related to tailwindlabs/tailwindcss#2300. Adam Wathan says: