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There doesn't seem to be a way currently to tell Notify.js to look for CSS in an external file. Instead, it just appends CSS in <style> tags inside the <head>. This works and is great and all but I can't help feel that it's just cleaner, nicer, and more elegant code to load instead from an external CSS file.
Notify.js does not currently support this, and I think it should. Anybody know the best way to easily support this? I may submit a pull request soon and submit a solution.
In a related topic, Notify.js currently does not support pseudo CSS elements such as :before and :after. If you need those for some reason, you can still get them by manually adding them to an external stylesheet file, but Notify.js should support this.
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Any way to use styles from external stylesheet?
Any way to use styles from external stylesheet, and support pseudo CSS elements such as :before and :after?
Dec 19, 2017
skcin7
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Any way to use styles from external stylesheet, and support pseudo CSS elements such as :before and :after?
Load styles from external stylesheet. Don't inject inside the <head> tag.
Dec 19, 2017
skcin7
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Load styles from external stylesheet. Don't inject inside the <head> tag.
How to load styles from external stylesheet, and don't append into the <head> tag?
Dec 19, 2017
There doesn't seem to be a way currently to tell Notify.js to look for CSS in an external file. Instead, it just appends CSS in
<style>tags inside the<head>. This works and is great and all but I can't help feel that it's just cleaner, nicer, and more elegant code to load instead from an external CSS file.Notify.js does not currently support this, and I think it should. Anybody know the best way to easily support this? I may submit a pull request soon and submit a solution.
In a related topic, Notify.js currently does not support pseudo CSS elements such as
:beforeand:after. If you need those for some reason, you can still get them by manually adding them to an external stylesheet file, but Notify.js should support this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: