I was trying Tailwind out a few weeks ago for a very simple static web page. I'm close to beginner with slight knowledge of CSS and HTML. It was surprising to me that all the styling disappeared from <a> tags, and it took some Googling just to see how to work around that. I wound up just going with Spectre to get an acceptable solution. The Tailwind docs seem more for its target audience and not pure beginners. Is there some resource to learn Tailwind in the manner you are suggesting?
I'm unsure what you mean by "...all the styling disappeared from <a> tags..." so I can't confidently provide insight. My first thought was perhaps you're referring to the special `visited` state of an `a` element. However, a `visited` link should not lose styling that it is applied to the element explicitly, so it's unlikely to be that -- part of the value of Tailwind is that it prevents this class of issue.
Can you provide more insight into the specifics of the issue? I am happy to try and diagnose the issue -- even if you've moved on from Tailwind, you might get value out of understanding the issue! A GitHub repository link would be ideal, or some code in a Gist :)
My gut feeling is that the issue you're describing has nothing to do with Tailwind. One of the challenges of learning any library or technology: you can experience an issue outside of the bounds of your understanding and misattribute the issue to the tool in question, even after decade(s) of experience, this'll still happen!
