Closed sdelon closed 1 year ago
Hi @sdelon , I believe this is because WordPress admin styles are scoped very specifically and override the TW utility classes. In this case, you can try adding !
to your margin class to make sure it's considered important and overrides WP.
Hello Greg,
I have a problem when I add classes related to margin or padding. They are simply not taken into account. As you can see on the attachment, I add them on a column block.
In pure css addition, these margins work correctly, so I don't quite understand what is blocking when adding them with tailwind classes.
Thank you for this great and very useful plugin :-) Have a great day !
Stephanie