Missing support for stacking pseudo classes
See original GitHub issueEnvironment:
TailwindCSSversion: ^3.0.15tailwindcss-classnamesversion: ^3.0.2Node.jsversion: 14.17
Current Behavior
Using a multiple pseudo classes together throws a type error.
In this case, I attempted to combine hover:… and active:….

Expected Behavior
I should be able to stack pseudo classes in this way with no type-errors.
- I’ve searched the issues list and this is not a duplicate
- I’m willing to fix this error
Issue Analytics
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:5 (5 by maintainers)
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also p.s. thanks for building this, i’m finding it super helpful. 💚
yes, you can cast the string to
TTailwindStringtype: