If you're using Tailwind CSS, you can apply custom styles using utility classes directly in your HTML output. Here's how to add Tailwind classes in PHP:

? Example with Tailwind Classes in PHP

$nameRow = '<a ' . $hrefAttr . ' class="text-blue-600 font-semibold hover:underline">' . htmlspecialchars($aRow['name']) . '</a>';

? Breakdown of Tailwind Classes Used:

• text-blue-600: Blue text color

• font-semibold: Semi-bold font

• hover:underline: Underline on hover

? Conditional Tailwind Classes in PHP

$extraClass = $isActive ? 'bg-green-100' : 'bg-gray-100';$nameRow = '<a ' . $hrefAttr . ' class="p-2 rounded ' . $extraClass . '">' . htmlspecialchars($aRow['name']) . '</a>';

? Tip:

You don't use inline style="..." with Tailwind. Just compose utility classes for layout, spacing, colors, fonts, etc.

Let me know if you're rendering inside a Blade view or want to reuse classes!