Why import example.scss again in components when using global import already. I like to import all my general styles in vue.conf.js, then it is available inside every component without importing anything.
The idea is that your global styles are only variables and things you need access to globally. When you import example.scss it has the attribute ‘scoped’, which means it’ll only render if that component is rendered on the page. Saves you loading a larger css file with css that isn’t being used. Hope this helps!
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Why import example.scss again in components when using global import already. I like to import all my general styles in vue.conf.js, then it is available inside every component without importing anything.
The idea is that your global styles are only variables and things you need access to globally. When you import example.scss it has the attribute ‘scoped’, which means it’ll only render if that component is rendered on the page. Saves you loading a larger css file with css that isn’t being used. Hope this helps!