This Tailwind CSS plugin adds variants for multiple themes, making it easy to add multiple color themes to your website.

To use, install the plugin using the following command.

# using npm
npm install tailwind-themes

# using yarn
yarn add tailwind-themes

Then, add the plugin to your Tailwind configuration, for example:

plugins: [
  require("tailwind-themes")({
    themes: {
      blue: ".blue",
      purple: ".theme-purple",
    },
  }),
]

In the themes object, each key is the name of the variant (so a key of blue would create classes such as blue:text-blue-900) and each value is the selector that activates the variant (a value of ".theme-purple" means that the purple variant will be activated if a class of .theme-purple exists earlier in the HTML tree).

If you are using JIT mode, no other configuration is needed. For the default AOT mode, you should add the themes variant to the utilities you want to enable it for. An example is shown below, where the themes variant is enabled for color related utilities.

// only necessary if not using JIT mode
variants: {
  extend: {
    backgroundColor: ["themes"],
    gradientColorStops: ["themes"],
    borderColor: ["themes"],
    divideColor: ["themes"],
    placeholderColor: ["themes"],
    textColor: ["themes"],
  },
},

For an example of how this can be used, see the demo.