@rollin
To fix contents overlapping in Tailwind and Next.js, you can try the following solutions:
- Adjust the z-index: Add a z-index property to the elements that are overlapping to control their stacking order.
- Use the position property: Change the position property of the elements causing the overlap to relative, absolute, or fixed, depending on the specific layout requirements.
- Add margin or padding: Increase the margin or padding around the overlapping elements to create spacing between them.
- Use Flexbox or Grid: Utilize Tailwind's Flexbox or Grid utilities to create a structured layout that prevents overlaps.
- Check for conflicting styles: Inspect the CSS classes being applied to the overlapping elements to ensure there are no conflicting styles causing the overlap.
- Test in different browsers: The issue may be browser-specific, so test your layout in various browsers to see if the overlapping persists.
By implementing these solutions, you should be able to fix the contents overlapping in Tailwind and Next.js.