I'm facing issues with CSS after I run build.

[PManager1]

Describe the bug:

CSS Works fine in local but it ruins the css after i run build to run via the nginx in production.

I see the same css issues if i run with python server on my local computer. So there's some issue in the way build is being created.

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Mac : high sierra .

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[hegelocampus]

Could you expand more on what you mean by "ruins the css?"
Are any style-sheets loading into your application?
What directory are you storing the style-sheets?
How are you importing the style-sheets into the html file?
Thanks.

[PManager1]

You provided Interesting things to look at. I’ll get back to you.

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On Jan 30, 2020, at 8:16 AM, Bee Ellis ***@***.***> wrote: Could you expand more on what you mean by "ruins the css?" Are any style-sheets loading into your application? What directory are you storing the style-sheets? How are you importing the style-sheets into the html file? Thanks. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

[hegelocampus]

I'd also highly recommend making sure you've gone through the article here on adding a stylesheet to your project, if you haven't already.

[PManager1]

So im importing a css file inside the component like this : import './Item.css'; Is it okay ? whats the better option ?

[PManager1]

I removed this file and still it fucks up when rendering from the server.

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