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Expand Up @@ -5,6 +5,8 @@ description: How to configure server-side rendering.

You can get access to the CSS string by using the `getCssText` function. This function is made available by the `createStitches` function.

_IMPORTANT: When making components, make sure to import `styled` and other functions from `../stitches.config` instead of from `@stitches/react` inside your components. `getCssText` will only output CSS that has been created in this manner._
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A suggestion to keep a consistent UI and tone of voice:

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_IMPORTANT: When making components, make sure to import `styled` and other functions from `../stitches.config` instead of from `@stitches/react` inside your components. `getCssText` will only output CSS that has been created in this manner._
> Note: if you've [configured](/docs/installation#import-and-use-it) Stitches, ensure to import `getCssText` from your config file.

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I'm not sure whether this fully covers the problem. I think the user is required to do this, it would suprise me if SSR would work if importing from @stitches/react without using config, too.

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If you've not configured Stitches at all, it should work fine by importing directly from npm. Did you run into an issue where it didn't?

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Ah I didn't know that, but no, I haven't tried without setting up config.

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Gotcha, yeah, so I think this clarifies it further. It's not perfect I agree, but we'll be making some bigger overall docs improvements!


```jsx
import { createStitches } from '@stitches/react';

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