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[1]input.css in my tailwind

I can't add custom class. There seem to be three problems here and I don't know what the yellow line is.

I have installed it several times but it did not help. I checked all the routes and there was no problem. All parts work well except this part

marc_s
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Shahram Love
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  • It's a warning from VSCode in that its CSS parser does not recognize the `@tailwind` rules. The messages can be safely ignored. – Wongjn Jun 03 '23 at 11:51

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As mentioned in the comments, it's just a warning from Visual Studio Code that it doesn't recognize @tailwind rule.

You can use Tailwind CSS IntelliSense extension for Visual Studio Code. This is an official extension that's pretty helpful and will actually fix these warnings.

Kevin M. Mansour
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