After deploying my vue app, I noticed the CSS doesn't behave uniformly across browsers, the CSS style used are in the Vue components, how can I apply Autoprefix to the style.
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I'm using tailwind CSS with ant design in next js project. When I use ant components,sometimes components style look wired and sometimes ant components doesn't appear when I use tailwind CSS. I have also disabled preflight of tailwind CSS but doesn't work. Please answer this question.
I've started using emotion's inline styles with object literals passed into the CSS properties. Everything works well, until one of my styles conflicts with a global style on the external stylesheet.
The .css-17smytq is my inline style. .elementor-kit-7 is applied by an external stylesheet
Is there anyway to work around this behavior without adding !important everywhere?
I will be embedding the react app in a number of sites where I don't control the stylesheets. I can't anticipate the styles that will be defined on the sites my app is on.
I usually define global styles in index.css. What is the best practice to define global style? When should I put it in index.css vs App.css when I work on React app?
For a React app, the best practice is to put every component in its own directory containing its corresponding JS and CSS files. The App component is the topmost component in a React app for wrapping all components. There aren't any predefined rules for using App.css or index.css for global CSS.
Check out this article for React styling best practices: https://medium.com/the-non-traditional-developer/styling-best-practices-using-react-c37b96b8be9c
Relevant question: index.css vs. App.css in default app created by "create-react-app" -- what's the difference?
We are using Vuetify in a VueJS 2 app.
This Vue app is used inside another web application which doesn't use Vue.
However the CSS of Vuetify is leaking out of the Vue app. This causes the Vuetify CSS to apply styles to the web application and changes its styles, which is an undesired side effect.
How could we avoid the Vuetify CSS leaking out of Vue app?
I am making an emberjs addon and have decided to use scss for styling.
I want to know how can I facilitate my scss styles to the app using my addon if it is not using scss but is just relying in pure css
More detail:
I have tested style in dummy app inside addon, I was able to import my style in dummy app by including #import 'addon/styles/addon.scss'; in tests/dummy/app/styles/app.scss as suggested here
But if I was to include my addon's style in app not using scss, what would be the steps?