AlpineJS - Active Links with Tailwind CSS | Highlight Current Page Link | Header, Footer and Sidebar

Creating an Active Link Directive with Alpine.js | Dynamic Link Highlighting with Tailwind CSS | Colorful Active Navigation Link
In this video, you will discover how to create an active link using the Alpine.js directive to dynamically highlight the current page link. By integrating Tailwind CSS, you can achieve a seamless and colorful navigation experience. Whether it is for the navigation header, footer, or sidebar links, you will learn to enhance your navigation, making it more interactive and user-friendly with Alpine.js and Tailwind CSS.
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[@transfer7405]

It will not work if you visit the url directly. Only works after click. If you refresh the page active class will disappear.

[@CodeWithJagadish]

I don't think so because there is no click event on the link for it to work only after the click.