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Acquia Source is not SOC-2 compliant as of General Availability (GA).
Tailwind Directives can be used in the global CSS. However, it is currently not available in the component-specific CSS.
Using Tailwind's square bracket notation to generate classes on the fly with any arbitrary value is not supported when using the @apply directive for inlining utility classes when adding custom utilities.For example, this following code will not work:
@utility gradient-primary {
@apply from-[#2a7b9b] via-[#57c785] to-[#eddd53] bg-linear-to-br;
}Do this instead:
@theme {
--color-gradient-1: #2a7b9b;
--color-gradient-2: #57c785;
--color-gradient-3: #eddd53;
}
@utility gradient-primary {
@apply from-gradient-1 via-gradient-2 to-gradient-3 bg-linear-to-br;
}An error occurs if you try to remove a component through the Component Library. As a workaround, remove the component through the Code component panel. This issue will be fixed in an upcoming release of Acquia Source.
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