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user-select

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select-none utility class

The select-none utility class applies user-select: none; to prevent selecting text in an element and its children.

select-text utility class

The select-text utility class applies user-select: text; to allow selecting text in an element and its children.

select-all utility class

The select-all utility class applies user-select: all; to automatically select all the text in an element when a user clicks.

select-auto utility class

The select-auto utility class applies user-select: auto; to use the default browser behavior for selecting text.

user-select utilities overview

Tailwind CSS provides four user-select utilities: select-none (user-select: none;), select-text (user-select: text;), select-all (user-select: all;), and select-auto (user-select: auto;). These utilities control whether the user can select text in an element.

user-select responsive design

The user-select utilities support responsive design using Tailwind's responsive prefix syntax.

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