Creating a file named preview-head.html in your config directory containing this seems to have worked out for me. setTimeout(function () { document.body.classList.add("yourClass"); }, 0); Check the do...

you can add file config.js to .storybook dir with something likes this: javascript import { configure } from '@storybook/react' function loadStories () { document.body.className += ' ' + 'hasHover' } ...

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How to set <body> classes?

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Hello! Is there way to set <body> (inside <iframe>) class(es)? (except using finddomnode) Thank you

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vidal7commented, Jan 18, 2019

Creating a file named preview-head.html in your config directory containing this seems to have worked out for me.

<script>setTimeout(function () { document.body.classList.add("yourClass"); }, 0);</script>

Check the documentation here : https://storybook.js.org/configurations/add-custom-head-tags/

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LiranBricommented, Dec 14, 2018

you can add file config.js to .storybook dir with something likes this:

import { configure } from '@storybook/react'

function loadStories () {
  document.body.className += ' ' + 'hasHover'
}

configure(loadStories, module)