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Rishi Purwar
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Dec 27, 2023 ⋅ 19 min read

A guide to adding gradients with Tailwind CSS

Rishi Purwar I'm an enthusiastic full-stack Web developer from India who has been building side projects for quite some time now. You can check out all my projects at github.com/rishipurwar1 to learn more about what I do!

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One Reply to "A guide to adding gradients with Tailwind CSS"

  1. What is the tailwind equivalent for:

    background: repeating-linear-gradient(
    to bottom,
    #039BE5 0px,
    #039BE5 20px,
    #90CAF9 20px,
    #90CAF9 40px
    );

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