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The radio component in Tailwind enhances UI/UX by providing a custom radio button Tailwind solution with radio primary and radio accent options. It ensures mutually exclusive choices for only one option selection, making it ideal for single option inputs. Using div class flex, border gray, and text sm font medium, the component integrates seamlessly with utility classes for responsive and accessible forms. Labeling div structures improves clarity, and w 4 h 4 ensures consistent sizing.
To use radio input, define an input type as 'radio' inside a div class flex container. Apply class flex row to align buttons, and use inline flex items center for positioning. Tailwind utilities like border gray, text sm text, and cursor pointer enhance design. The radio warning, radio success, and radio error styles provide radio class variations. For grouped selections, use a radio group or list group, ensuring only one can be chosen at a time. The horizontal list group allows a dropdown menu for advanced forms.
Styling Tailwind radio buttons inside a grouped list is easy with border, rounded lg, and blue 500 themes. Use flex items center for alignment, w full for fluid layout, and p class to define spacing. The default radio button can be enhanced with text sm font, while the disabled state is controlled using the disabled attribute. Apply bg white for contrast and block display to ensure proper visibility. The rounded full and rounded t lg utilities refine aesthetics. For advanced styling, use label div, span class, and h 4 adjustments.
To create radio button components inside your project using PureCode AI, visit the platform and enter project specifications. Select radio primary, radio info themes. Choose a vertical group, then customize it with border gray, blue 500, rounded full, and text gray styles for better aesthetics. Use w 5, h 5, and h 4 for sizing. Click 'Code' to generate a disabled radio version. Adjust the label div, add a dropdown radio, and copy the final output for use. The archive notify feature ensures proper tracking, while text gray enhances readability. A user can refer to an example to streamline implementation.