You can use a normal image tag or if you are using a framework, you may have a framework specific method. I use Next.js which has the Image component. For example with Next.js there is the Image component. TailwindCSS is a CSS library and doesn't have an image loader of its own.
This is a question of html, not tailwind css 🙂. If you're using a background image, you can use the normal css property of background or background image. ex:
*Responsive and hmm, what do you mean exactly? Which part? The Navbar was just built to be basic. It typically takes longer to build and style a mobile menu. Separate video usually.
First time I've seen a front end video with vim keybinds. Respect!
Vim is underrated haha.
finaly !!!! was looking for this in months , Thank you man your the best!!!!
Glad you liked it! 🥳
I was looking for this same tutorial for a long time too lol. I can't believe there aren't more videos on this 🤣
Clear and straightforward! Awesome!
Thanks! Are there any other elements you're struggling with? I was thinking of making a video making a Navbar with different technologies.
thanks alot man, for a moment I thought It was cris Hemsworth lol😂
I'll take that as a compliment lol
My only question is where I can find that wallpaper
Here you go buddy 🙂: wallpapercave.com/w/wp2314155
How do you actually load images from images folder using Tailwind.
You can use a normal image tag or if you are using a framework, you may have a framework specific method. I use Next.js which has the Image component. For example with Next.js there is the Image component. TailwindCSS is a CSS library and doesn't have an image loader of its own.
This is a question of html, not tailwind css 🙂.
If you're using a background image, you can use the normal css property of background or background image.
ex:
on responsibe screen not working!
*Responsive and hmm, what do you mean exactly? Which part? The Navbar was just built to be basic. It typically takes longer to build and style a mobile menu. Separate video usually.
Cmd + B! Cmd + B! Cmd + B! Cmd + B! Cmd + B! Cmd + B! Cmd + B! Cmd + B! Cmd + B!!
Haha I'm learning that more and more from you guys haha. Thanks!
How to use local image, currently I'm using Laravel 10
Not sure, never used Laravel.