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There are times when you need to include third-party code and it expects its CSS classes to be global, for example react-bootstrap or when you're wrapping a jQuery plugin.
The only ways I found to let the CSS be unmangled by the module loading, are to import them with "!style!css!...bootstrap.css" or to include them in the html. Both have big disadvantages.
Is there a way to have the css loader not modularize for everything under node_modules?
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There are times when you need to include third-party code and it expects its CSS classes to be global, for example react-bootstrap or when you're wrapping a jQuery plugin.
The only ways I found to let the CSS be unmangled by the module loading, are to import them with "!style!css!...bootstrap.css" or to include them in the html. Both have big disadvantages.
Is there a way to have the css loader not modularize for everything under node_modules?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: