Tailwind CSS mega menu tutorial

If you are an avid Tailwind CSS user like myself, you probably landed here to learn how to make better use of Tailwind CSS for a more complex solution like a mega navigation menu.

I was inspired by Stripe's navigation, so part of this guide is stealing some inspiration from them. We'll need to leverage Tailwind CSS to make this all work, as well as some JavaScript.

To make my and your life easier, I'm reaching for the Vite JS. Think of Vite as a progressive front-end stack ready to use and less complex than something like Webpack. I'll often use this on static sites just or more front-end-focused apps.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro
02:45 - Create a new project
04:20 - Installing and configuring Tailwind CSS
08:38 - Scaffold HTML and Start styling menu
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[nademkhan]

Very helpful for someone who's learning Tailwind. Please add more videos on Tailwind

[ncro]

I was thing about this a few weeks ago and you blessed us with this video. Appreciate you.

[spotter_dev]

You got me thinking about how to make it correctly and I was able to take it from there. Thanks for the tutorial, was a big help.

[judekikuyu]

I enjoyed this tutorial. I have been searching for a similar solution. Thank you

[agussiswanto]

Thanks! I have a question, How to make menu still on active condition(opacity-50) while we hover on sub-menu?

[MrSonicastra]

Nice tutorial, stripe font is "sohne-var"

[stanislavvranic]

Does anyone work separate desktop-mobile these days???

[semicolon]

Can you make a responsive tutorial for mobile?

[MohitMishra-us]

every class is working except padding ones px-4 py-6