VS Code - node js issue globals.css not detects in layout.tsx

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I am trying to build sample e-commerce website. I am using VS Code Version: 1.107.1

ElectronBuildId: 12895514 Chromium: 142.0.7444.175 Node.js: 22.21.1 V8: 14.2.231.21-electron.0 OS: Darwin arm64 25.1.0 but when I use default globals.css it works fine as localhost:port response is good however When i try to custom one globals.css it wont detect at all instead throws error as below - I have tailwindCSS postCSS included in VC Code.

Error evaluating Node.js code
CssSyntaxError: tailwindcss: /Users/01/shopstore/src/app/assets/styles/globals.css:1:1: Can't resolve '/app/assets/styles/globals.css' in '/Users/01/shopstore/src/app/assets/styles'
[at Input.error (turbopack:///[project]/shopstore/node_modules/postcss/lib/input.js:135:16)]
[at Root.error (turbopack:///[project]/shopstore/node_modules/postcss/lib/node.js:146:32)]

[TheCHARIITH]

It seems like there is an issue with how the path to your globals.css is being resolved. The error suggests that the file at /app/assets/styles/globals.css cannot be found or resolved correctly. Here's a possible solution to fix this:

Steps to resolve:

1. Check File Path:

   • Double-check that the path to globals.css is correct. Make sure the file exists in the specified location: /Users/01/shopstore/src/app/assets/styles/globals.css.
   • If you're using a relative path, ensure you're referencing it correctly from your main file.

2. Check TailwindCSS Configuration:

   • In your tailwind.config.js, ensure that the content paths are correctly set to include your CSS files:

     module.exports = {
       content: [
         "./src/**/*.{html,js,ts,jsx,tsx}",
         "./src/app/assets/styles/**/*.css", // Ensure this path includes your globals.css
       ],
       theme: {
         extend: {},
       },
       plugins: [],
     };

3. CSS Import:

   • In your JavaScript or main entry file, import the globals.css correctly:

     import './assets/styles/globals.css';

4. PostCSS Configuration:

   • Ensure that your postcss.config.js is set up correctly to work with Tailwind:

     module.exports = {
       plugins: [
         require('tailwindcss'),
         require('autoprefixer'),
       ],
     };

5. Electron and Webpack:

   • If you're using Electron with a custom build setup, make sure Webpack or any other bundler is correctly handling your CSS files. In some cases, you might need to adjust the Webpack configuration to include styles from your specific directories.

6. Restart VS Code:

   • After making changes to the configuration files or paths, restart VS Code and your development server to ensure the updates are applied.