I now have DaisyUI, TailwindCSS and Jekyll all happily working together in a Docker Container, with all the souce files living outside the container so I can write posts from anywhere. Here is how I did it:

I’ve been adding more styling to pages, using Tailwindcss and Daisyui. The column on the left of the layout was bothering me, but I’ve added Particles.js into that div, and now it’s hypnotic, reminds me of a lava lamp. One big thing that has bothered me since the start was...

This site is now powered by Jekyll, with TailwindCSS and DaisyUI I’ve managed to get both a Ruby program and a Node program to run happily together, which let’s me get the best of Jekyll and TailwindCSS. Even better, it all rebuilds when using Cloudflare pages.

Just posted to Discord: I’m working on my personal site, and am using 11ty with Tailwind and DaisyUI, and have a frustrating problem. Most pages and posts call on default.njk, which is my main layout. I’m trying a lot of small variations in the styling at the moment due to...

I had used DaisyUI on a previous site, but decided to go with pure Tailwind here. I’ve now realized just how much simpler DaisyUI can make everything, and am bringing it back. It’s a more cohesive design than I could acheive by myself, and makes the code simpler, as instead...