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Do not hardcode css
See original GitHub issueThere is hardcoded css import:
import 'jsoneditor/dist/jsoneditor.css';
This makes any css customisation harder. Please remove this import so that we can import css of our choice.
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can’t import any css file in node_modules in next js
no we didn’t use this because of the issue