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Hey! You can do this in multiple ways. For this particular situation I would recommend extending the spacing scale, which will trickle down to the height scale: module.exports = {
theme: {
extend: {
spacing: {
'112': '28rem' // Named 112 to follow Tailwind's normal "1rem = 4u" scale
}
}
}
} You could also extend the height scale directly: module.exports = {
theme: {
extend: {
height: {
'112': '28rem' // Named 112 to follow Tailwind's normal "1rem = 4u" scale
}
}
}
} For really custom classes, you can generate the responsive modifiers in your CSS like so: @responsive {
.my-h {
height: 28rem;
}
} Here are some useful relevant docs pages: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/theme#customizing-the-default-theme |
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Say I have a need for a height more than the default
h-64
. I put that in a custom class e.g.,.my-h { height: 28rem; }
. Would it be possible to use this custom class in the responsive modifiers? e.g.,md:my-h
orlg:my-h
? If not what would be the closest thing to achieve this? Thanks.PS. I think we could really use more default heights beyond
h-64
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