Tailwindcss Radix Colors
A Tailwind CSS plugin that brings Radix UI's color system to Tailwind CSS.
Overview:
The Tailwind CSS Radix Colors is a plugin that brings Radix UI's color system to Tailwind CSS. Users can enhance their Tailwind CSS projects by leveraging the well-thought-out color palette of Radix UI.
Features:
- Integration: Easily integrate Radix UI's color system into Tailwind CSS.
- Enhanced Design: Enhance the visual appeal of Tailwind CSS projects with Radix UI's color palette.
- Customization: Customize and tailor the color system to suit specific design needs.
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