How to use Tailwind CSS Height Utilities In CSS
While Flexbox and Grid are the most straightforward ways to achieve equal-height columns, there may be scenarios where you need to explicitly set the height of columns. Tailwind’s height (h
) utilities can be used to manually set the height of each column to the same value.
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How to Create Columns with the Same Height in Tailwind CSS ?
Creating columns of equal height is a common design requirement in web development. This need arises in scenarios like displaying a grid of cards or a list of items where each column should have the same height regardless of its content. Tailwind CSS, a utility-first CSS framework, provides several ways to achieve equal height columns effortlessly. This article will explore these methods, including Flexbox, Grid, and other Tailwind utilities, with detailed descriptions and complete HTML code examples.
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- Using Flexbox
- Using Grid
- Using Tailwind CSS Height Utilities
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