This is my code.
const dummy= 13;
<div className='relative w-[86%] h-1 rounded-xl'>
<div className={`ml-[${dummy}%] absolute h-3 max-w-[0.18rem]`}></div>
</div>
Dummy variable will be dynamic so i was trying to see if it'll work out for random values. However it is only working for the variables 10 and 100 but nothing else.
However, when i write down my code as below it works perfectly fine for any values.
<div className='relative w-[86%] h-1 rounded-xl'>
<div className={`ml-[13%] absolute h-3 max-w-[0.18rem]`}></div>
</div>
Anyone has any idea what's the cause of this?
CodePudding user response:
Read the docs on dynamic class names. They are not supported in Tailwind but they suggest alternatives.
https://tailwindcss.com/docs/content-configuration#dynamic-class-names
The values 10 and 100 possibly work because they are used elsewhere in your project.
ml-[13%]
works because it is using arbitrary value syntax and is not a dynamic class name.
If you need the ability to add any arbitrary value you would be better off adding that value as an inline style.
<div style={{ marginLeft: dummy }}>