Issue Check
Is your feature request related to a problem?
Blowfish supports assets/css/custom.css as a user override loaded after the theme styles, but this file is only minified and not processed by the Tailwind build pipeline.
As a result, Tailwind directives such as @apply cannot be used in custom.css, which prevents users from defining reusable Tailwind-based classes and using them alongside native Tailwind utilities in layout templates.
Describe the solution you'd like
Allow assets/css/custom.css (or a documented user CSS entry file) to be processed by the same Tailwind pipeline as the theme’s CSS.
This would enable users to define custom classes using @apply and reuse them in layouts/*.html as first-class Tailwind extensions, without setting up a separate Tailwind instance.
Describe the alternatives you've considered
- Running a separate Tailwind setup in the site project (works, but duplicates tooling and can diverge from the theme’s Tailwind config).
- Writing plain CSS without
@apply (works, but removes Tailwind composition and reuse benefits).
Additional context
No response
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Issue Check
Is your feature request related to a problem?
Blowfish supports
assets/css/custom.cssas a user override loaded after the theme styles, but this file is only minified and not processed by the Tailwind build pipeline.As a result, Tailwind directives such as
@applycannot be used incustom.css, which prevents users from defining reusable Tailwind-based classes and using them alongside native Tailwind utilities in layout templates.Describe the solution you'd like
Allow
assets/css/custom.css(or a documented user CSS entry file) to be processed by the same Tailwind pipeline as the theme’s CSS.This would enable users to define custom classes using
@applyand reuse them in layouts/*.html as first-class Tailwind extensions, without setting up a separate Tailwind instance.Describe the alternatives you've considered
@apply(works, but removes Tailwind composition and reuse benefits).Additional context
No response
Code of Conduct