update README

Packages/com.ngc-corp.unity-tailwindcss/Editor/TailwindConfigEditor.cs

@@ -25,12 +25,12 @@ public static void ShowWindow()
 
     private void OnGUI()
     {
-      GUILayout.Label("Configure Tailwind UXML and CS Scanning", EditorStyles.boldLabel);
+      GUILayout.Label("Configure Tailwind Scanning", EditorStyles.boldLabel);
 
       // Button to select new UXML folder
-      if (GUILayout.Button("Add UXML and CS Folders"))
+      if (GUILayout.Button("Add Folder"))
       {
-        string selectedFolder = EditorUtility.OpenFolderPanel("Select UXML and CS Folders", "", "");
+        string selectedFolder = EditorUtility.OpenFolderPanel("Select Folder", "", "");
 
         if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(selectedFolder))
         {
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ private void OnGUI()
       }
 
       // Display already chosen UXML folders
-      GUILayout.Label("Chosen UXML Folders:", EditorStyles.boldLabel);
+      GUILayout.Label("Chosen Folders:", EditorStyles.boldLabel);
 
       for (int i = 0; i < uxmlFolderPaths.Count; i++)
       {

README.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Unity - Tailwind CSS
 
-Tailwind CSS for Unity allows developers to integrate the powerful Tailwind CSS framework with Unity's UI Toolkit. This tool enables Unity users to leverage Tailwind's utility-first CSS to style UXML components effortlessly. By converting Tailwind's rem and arbitrary value classes to Unity-supported formats and simplifying class structures, this tool facilitates seamless UI styling for games and apps. This tool automatically monitors changes in UXML and C# files, triggering CSS regeneration when needed, and can be added globally to reduce the need for manual updates, significantly enhancing workflow efficiency.
+Tailwind CSS for Unity allows developers to integrate the powerful Tailwind CSS framework with Unity's UI Toolkit. This tool enables Unity users to leverage Tailwind's utility-first CSS to style UXML components effortlessly. By converting Tailwind's rem and arbitrary value classes to Unity-supported formats and simplifying class structures, this tool facilitates seamless UI styling for games and apps. This tool automatically monitors changes in UXML, C# and CSS files, triggering CSS regeneration when needed, and can be added globally to reduce the need for manual updates, significantly enhancing workflow efficiency.
 
 Unity's USS (Unity Style Sheets) is more restrictive with selectors compared to standard CSS used by Tailwind. While this integration brings many benefits of Tailwind into Unity, there are key differences, such as the lack of support for certain selectors and the need to adapt class naming conventions (e.g., avoiding / in class names). We highly recommend checking the example code provided to understand how Tailwind classes are applied in Unity and to explore the differences between traditional Tailwind and this Unity-adapted version.