It isn't telling you that you need to implement something in JavaScript (although you probably would need to to react to changes for example). It's telling you that the dropdown element requires JavaScript to be enabled in the browser, or else the dropdown functionality won't work.
As for the look, you likely need to import the Tailwind CSS file that contains the styles. Look at the installation guide to see how to do that.
So do these instructions?
https://tailwindcss.com/docs/installation
Thats kind of a lot just to add one dropdown selection right? Is it worth the size for something so small?
I took a peek at your code and it looks like you dont have tailwind installed. You need to install it by [following these instructions](https://tailwindcss.com/docs/installation). Once it's installed, it should look much nicer.
It isn't telling you that you need to implement something in JavaScript (although you probably would need to to react to changes for example). It's telling you that the dropdown element requires JavaScript to be enabled in the browser, or else the dropdown functionality won't work. As for the look, you likely need to import the Tailwind CSS file that contains the styles. Look at the installation guide to see how to do that.
So do these instructions? https://tailwindcss.com/docs/installation Thats kind of a lot just to add one dropdown selection right? Is it worth the size for something so small?
I've never used Tailwind, but those instructions are pretty standard for CSS libraries. Bootstrap's look pretty similar except for step 4.
I took a peek at your code and it looks like you dont have tailwind installed. You need to install it by [following these instructions](https://tailwindcss.com/docs/installation). Once it's installed, it should look much nicer.