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tab-size

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tab-<number> utility syntax

The tab-<number> utilities control the size of tab characters using the CSS tab-size property. Use classes like tab-2, tab-4, tab-8 etc. to set the tab size to a numeric value.

tab-size CSS generated for utilities

The tab-<number> utility class generates CSS: tab-size: <number>;

tab-(<custom-property>) custom property syntax

Use tab-(<custom-property>) syntax to reference a custom CSS property for tab size. This generates: tab-size: var(<custom-property>);

tab-[<value>] arbitrary value syntax

Use tab-[<value>] syntax to specify an arbitrary tab-size value. This generates: tab-size: <value>;

tab-size utilities with responsive variants

Tab-size utilities support responsive design. Use responsive modifiers like sm:, md:, lg: etc. to apply different tab sizes at different breakpoints.

Example: tab-2 and tab-8 utilities

The tab-2 utility sets tab-size to 2 spaces, and tab-8 sets it to 8 spaces. These can be applied to <pre> elements or other containers with code to control indentation display.

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