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tailwind-z-hierarchy

v1.1.2

Published

Keep z-index organized with a z-index hierarchy array

Downloads

13

Readme

Tailwind Z Hierarchy Plugin

This plugin allows you to define a z-index hierarchy in your tailwind config file. This is useful for keeping your z-index values consistent across your project. The z-index values are batched in groups of 10, so you can easily add new z-index values in between the ones defined in your zHierarchy array.

Install with npm or yarn

npm install --save-dev tailwind-z-hierarchy
yarn add --dev tailwind-z-hierarchy

Then add the plugin to your tailwind.config.js file.

const zHierarchy = require("tailwind-z-hierarchy");

module.exports = {
  theme: {
    // your theme configurations
  },
  plugins: [
    zHierarchy([
      "header",       // z-index will be 1
      "sidebar-blur", // z-index will be 10
      "sidebar",      // z-index will be 20
      "modal"         // z-index will be 30
    ]),
    // other plugins
  ],
}

The array you pass to zHierarchy() will be used to generate the z-index values for your project. The values will be generated in the order you pass them in. To use them in tailwind, you just add the class z-<name>, like z-header or z-sidebar-blur.