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utilities/mix-blend-mode

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mix-blend-mode utilities available

Tailwind provides the following mix-blend-mode utilities: mix-blend-normal (normal), mix-blend-multiply (multiply), mix-blend-screen (screen), mix-blend-overlay (overlay), mix-blend-darken (darken), mix-blend-lighten (lighten), mix-blend-color-dodge (color-dodge), mix-blend-color-burn (color-burn), mix-blend-hard-light (hard-light), mix-blend-soft-light (soft-light), mix-blend-difference (difference), mix-blend-exclusion (exclusion), mix-blend-hue (hue), mix-blend-saturation (saturation), mix-blend-color (color), mix-blend-luminosity (luminosity), mix-blend-plus-darker (plus-darker), and mix-blend-plus-lighter (plus-lighter).

mix-blend-mode controls element blending with background

Mix-blend-mode utilities control how an element's content and background is blended with other content in the same stacking context.

isolate utility prevents blending with background content

The isolate utility creates a new stacking context on the parent element and prevents blending with content behind it. This allows you to apply mix-blend-mode utilities to child elements without them blending with elements outside the isolated container.

mix-blend-mode utilities support responsive design

Mix-blend-mode utilities can be used with responsive design prefixes to apply different blend modes at different breakpoints.

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