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Kitchen sink styles seem to apply to other pages as well (since they're @import ed in app.scss), and I don't want that. Of course I can just remove the @import lines from app.scss. But supposing I want to retain styles for those templates, do I need to separate css output for kitchen sink & front? If so, how is that best done?
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If you are talking about the .grid-x styles in _kitchen-sink.scss, it looks like I messed that up when I updated them the other day and they're applying to .grid-x elements anywhere. I will fix that shortly here. Thanks for opening the issue!
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Kitchen sink styles seem to apply to other pages as well (since they're @import ed in app.scss), and I don't want that. Of course I can just remove the @import lines from app.scss. But supposing I want to retain styles for those templates, do I need to separate css output for kitchen sink & front? If so, how is that best done?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: