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1. khalidsaidi commented on Mar 25, 2026

   

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2. RobinMalfait

   closed this as completedin #20318on Jul 14, 2026
3. RobinMalfait commented on Jul 14, 2026

   

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   Hey! This should be fixed by #20318, and will be available in the next release.

   You can already try it by using the insiders build:
   CLI:

   npm install tailwindcss@insiders @tailwindcss/cli@insiders

   PostCSS:

   npm install tailwindcss@insiders @tailwindcss/postcss@insiders

   Vite:

   npm install tailwindcss@insiders @tailwindcss/vite@insiders

   webpack:

   npm install tailwindcss@insiders @tailwindcss/webpack@insiders
4. tats-u commented on Jul 16, 2026

   

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   In Tailwind Play, the font stack for the selected version is not applied, and the one from the latest release is forcibly used instead, but I just tried it and confirmed that the bold Ω is displayed correctly as Ω.

   

   For reference, I’ll post a screenshot of an example of actual harm. It’ll probably be fixed in a little while. When it is, I’ll take another one and post it again.

   

   Q. Some title or heading in Greek that starts with Ω

   🤔 I considered proposing Greek titles that start with Ω.

   A. Here are several examples of Greek titles and headings that begin with Ω.

   Word-based

   • Ωδή (Ode, “ode”) — often used in titles of poems or musical pieces
   • Ωκεανός (Ocean, “ocean”) — a grand, mythic-sounding word
   • Ωρα (Hour, “time”) — suitable for titles themed around time or a moment
   • Ωμέγα (Omega, “omega” itself, “end,” “ultimate”) — conveys the sense of a “final chapter” or “ultimate conclusion”

   Phrase / heading style

   • Ω, τι ωραίο! (Oh, how beautiful!) — exclamatory, slogan-like
   • Ωσπερ ο Ήλιος (Like the Sun) — a poetic metaphorical expression
   • Ω Ζωή (Oh Life) — a poetic title in the form of an invocation

   In terms of composition
   Ω is the last letter of the Greek alphabet, so it carries connotations of “end,” “ultimate,” and “completion.” It works especially well for titles that want to suggest a final chapter, the conclusion of a series, or a work themed around the end of time. It is also often paired with α (alpha) in the fixed phrase Από το Α ως το Ω (From Alpha to Omega = “from beginning to end”).

   If you can tell me the context (book title, logo, song name, etc.) where you want to use it, I can give you more specific suggestions.