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How to add a <script> tag?
See original GitHub issuereact-prism recommends to add a script tag directly in the HTML:
<script src="path/to/your/prism.js" ></script>
Is there a way to do this?
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updating the answer: add a
preview-head.htmlto the folder.storybook.Yes, there is, but I don’t think there’s any docs on it yet. See #77.
Basically, create a
head.htmlin your.storybook. That will get included.Note: This will add it to
<head>