Global CSS included with component CSS import
See original GitHub issueThanks for this great library!
I tried to use babel-plugin-import
to do modular CSS imports, but along with the css for an individual component, there is a lot of global css being imported that interferes with my existing styles. Is it possible to import the CSS for an individual component without global CSS being included?
Thanks!
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That’s terrible design though.
It’s impossible not to import those CSS rules now.