How to use multiple html pages?
See original GitHub issueHello,
Thank you for this great library.
I’ve some queries.
To keep landing pages light and separate from main app components, I want to use multiple html pages an associated JS/CSS + Asset Files.
For e.g. landing.html would contain only related JS/CSS + Assets for landing pages and don’t have any relation with other html index.html would contain only related JS/CSS + Assets for authenticated pages and don’t have any relation with other html
Also for landing.html I could want to mount under #landing
and #app
for index.html
Please let me know how can I make it possible.
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- Created 3 years ago
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I recommend you to use Parcel.
^ as above, close this and track #257