Updating docs to add a Note for Tailwind CSS when using custom theme #125
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This PR adds a note for Tailwind CSS for custom themes. When using a custom theme, a developer may add certain Tailwind classes which are not necessarily used in the usual blade files. Since Tailwind parses the
contentas configured in thetailwind.config.jsto generate smaller files with only the classes used, we need to specifically let Tailwind know to check the custom theme file in such a case. This PR adds documentation on how to do so for Tailwind CSS users.