daisyui-usage

Add Tailwind utility classes directly alongside daisyUI class names, such as `btn px-10` for custom padding. If specificity issues block the override, append `!` to the utility class, like `btn bg-red-500!`, as a last resort.

Use Tailwind's `@utility` directive to customize a daisyUI component globally, for example `@utility btn { @apply rounded-full; }`. This applies the change to every instance of that component.

Use the default variant, just `btn`, unless a specific variant or color is explicitly requested. The rules require default daisyUI component variants unless the user asks otherwise.

Yes, daisyUI includes base modules like rootscrollgutter and scrollbar that can be excluded by name in the plugin config, for example `@plugin "daisyui" { exclude: rootscrollgutter; }`. Use include or exclude for library modules only.

Ideally never; daisyUI class names and Tailwind utilities are preferred. Only create a custom component with Tailwind utilities when no equivalent daisyUI component exists.