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utilities/clear

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clear utility classes

Tailwind CSS provides the following clear utility classes for controlling the wrapping of content around an element: clear-left (clear: left;), clear-right (clear: right;), clear-both (clear: both;), clear-start (clear: inline-start;), clear-end (clear: inline-end;), and clear-none (clear: none;).

clear-right utility

The clear-right utility positions an element below any preceding right-floated elements by applying clear: right;.

clear-both utility

The clear-both utility positions an element below all preceding floated elements by applying clear: both;.

clear-start and clear-end logical properties

The clear-start utility applies clear: inline-start; and clear-end applies clear: inline-end;. These utilities use logical properties to map to either the left or right side based on the text direction, enabling responsive layouts for right-to-left languages.

clear-none utility

The clear-none utility resets any clears that are applied to an element by applying clear: none;.

clear utilities are responsive

The clear utilities support responsive design variants, allowing you to apply different clear values at different breakpoints.

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