🎨 CSS Support in Next.js

Next.js provides multiple ways to style applications, from global styles to component-level styles. You can use CSS Modules, Styled Components, Tailwind CSS, or Sass for styling.

📌 1. Global CSS (styles.css)

Next.js allows global styles using standard CSS files.

🔹 Example: Adding Global CSS

1️⃣ Create a styles/global.css file:

css
<button @tailwind base;@tailwind components;@tailwind utilities;

4️⃣ Use Tailwind classes in components:

javascript
export default function Home() {  return <button import styled from "styled-components";const Button = styled.button`  background: blue;  color: white;  padding: 10px 20px;  border: none;  cursor: pointer;`;export default function Home() {  return <Button>Styled Buttonimport "../styles/global.scss";

✅ Supports variables, nesting, and mixins

📌 6. Inline Styles (JSX Style)

You can use inline styles with the style attribute.

🔹 Example: Inline Styles

javascript
export default function Home() {  return (    <div>      export default function Home() {  return <button className="btn btn-primary">Bootstrap Button</button>;}

✅ Pre-designed UI components

📌 8. Global vs. Scoped Styles

🚀 Summary

✅ Use Global CSS for basic styles
✅ Use CSS Modules for component-specific styles
✅ Use Tailwind CSS for fast styling
✅ Use Styled Components for dynamic, component-based styles
✅ Use SCSS/SASS for advanced styling