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Tailwind CSS v4 Migration: Fixing "@apply", "Unknown Utility Class", and Oxide Build Errors

Organic clicks / 28d5
Impressions / 28d1,564
Largest audienceUAE · 1
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Top keywordim in vs code
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This is a technical troubleshooting guide for developers whose builds break after upgrading to Tailwind CSS v4, covering @apply failures, "Cannot apply unknown utility class" errors, legacy config bridging, framework-specific fixes (Next.js, Blazor, Vue, Svelte), and VS Code "unknown at-rule" warnings. Readers land on it from error-message searches (the top query relates to VS Code) while trying to get a broken build working again; the supplied content is partial, so coverage of later sections is inferred from the headings only.

Who reads it

Front-end and full-stack developers mid-upgrade to Tailwind v4, with the largest audience in the UAE, searching to fix a specific build or editor error.

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Tailwind CSS v4 Migration fixes Oxide engine @apply errors VS Code setup

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