How does the converter handle non-standard spacing or dimensions?

Standard values map to the 4px Tailwind spacing scale (e.g. 16px -> p-4). Non-standard measurements generate JIT arbitrary values like p-[18px].

Does it support modern Flexbox and CSS Grid properties?

Yes. Flex direction, wrap, items alignment, justify-content, gap, and grid column declarations map directly to their Tailwind equivalents.

Can I paste entire CSS rules with class selectors and curly braces?

Yes. The parser automatically extracts declarations inside selector blocks or accepts raw semicolon-delimited CSS properties.

How are background and text colors converted?

Recognized standard hex codes map to Tailwind palette names (e.g. #3b82f6 -> text-blue-500), while custom hex codes output as text-[#3b82f6].

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