Mobile Variant Plugin for Tailwind CSS

This plugin allows you to quickly add media queries for phones and tablets (mostly Apple ones ATM).

Requirements

This plugin requires Tailwind CSS 1.2 or later.

Installation

yarn add tailwindcss-media-precision

Usage

The following plugin options are available. See below how these are passed (via an array) to the plugin in your tailwind.config.js.

LEGEND

[mobile-type][size][both/portrait/landscape] p Beginning: phone e.g. psm = phone, small End: portrait e.g. psmp = phone, small, portrait (only) t Beginning: tablet e.g. tsmp = tablet, small, portrait (only)

Options Available

Phone Options

Small Phones

• iPhone 5/SE: [psm, psmp, psml]

Medium Phones

• iPhone iPhone 6, 6S, 7 and 8: [pmd, pmdp, pmdl]

Large Phones

• iPhone 6+, 7+ and 8+: [plg, plgp, plgl]

X-Large Phones

• iPhone X: [pxl, pxlp, pxll]

All Phones

[psm, psmp, psml, pmd, pmdp, pmdl, plg, plgp, plgl, pxl, pxlp, pxll]

Tablet Options

Small Tablets

• iPad 1, 2, Mini and Air: [tsm, tsmp, tsml]

Medium Tablets

• iPad 3, 4 and Pro 9.7": [tmd, tmdp, tmdl]

Large Tablets

• iPad Pro 10.5": [tlg, tlgp, tlgl]

X-Large Tablets

• iPad Pro 12.9": [txl, txlp, txll]

All Tablets

[tsm, tsmp, tsml, tmd, tmdp, tmdl, tlg, tlgp, tlgl, txl, txlp, txll]

// tailwind.config.js
module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    require('tailwindcss-media-precision')(['psm']),
  ],
};

The above configuration would generate the following CSS:

@media (min-width: only screen and (-webkit-device-pixel-ratio: 1) and (min-width: 320px) and (max-width: 568px)) {
  .psm\:block {
    display: block
  }

  .psm\:inline-block {
    display: inline-block
  }

  .psm\:inline {
    display: inline
  }

  .psm\:flex {
    display: flex
  }

  .psm\:inline-flex {
    display: inline-flex
  }

  .psm\:table {
    display: table
  }

  .psm\:table-caption {
    display: table-caption
  }

  .psm\:table-cell {
    display: table-cell
  }

  .psm\:table-column {
    display: table-column
  }

  .psm\:table-column-group {
    display: table-column-group
  }

  .psm\:table-footer-group {
    display: table-footer-group
  }

  .psm\:table-header-group {
    display: table-header-group
  }

  .psm\:table-row-group {
    display: table-row-group
  }

  .psm\:table-row {
    display: table-row
  }

  .psm\:flow-root {
    display: flow-root
  }

  .psm\:grid {
    display: grid
  }

  .psm\:inline-grid {
    display: inline-grid
  }

  .psm\:hidden {
    display: none
  }
}
/* etc. */

Which you can then use in your HTML like this:

<div class="psm:hidden lg:block">
  <p>I'm hidden on small phones.</p>
</div>

The above depends on the order of the generated CSS.