If it's a new Waterhole project, there is a CSS entry point at resources/css/waterhole/app.css. If it's a Laravel project and you pulled in Waterhole as a package, the CSS entry point would be here resources/css/app.css. Assuming all settings were kept as default.
However, I'm not sure if Tailwind classes would interfere with Waterhole's Design System. Maybe
@Toby could clarify that.
Edit: Unless I misunderstood your question, and you wanted to use TailwindCSS instead of Waterhole's Design System?
Also, you can add your own CSS files via Waterhole\Extend, see docs for more info.
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Yeah, you should be able to use TailwindCSS.
If it's a new Waterhole project, there is a CSS entry point at
resources/css/waterhole/app.css. If it's a Laravel project and you pulled in Waterhole as a package, the CSS entry point would be hereresources/css/app.css. Assuming all settings were kept as default.However, I'm not sure if Tailwind classes would interfere with Waterhole's Design System. Maybe @Toby could clarify that.
Edit: Unless I misunderstood your question, and you wanted to use TailwindCSS instead of Waterhole's Design System?
Also, you can add your own CSS files via
Waterhole\Extend, see docs for more info.