That's a really good question. For now I've just been using global styles and then applying specific classes to the template files. An example:
<div class="specific-component-class"> This class is only used for this component, but is stored in a global file like style.css
<div class="specific-component-class">
CSS Modules might be the key, if we can use them without Node.js
Hey I've found out that you can use scoped CSS to solve that issue. And works flawlessly. vue-loader.vuejs.org/guide/scoped-...
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That's a really good question. For now I've just been using global styles and then applying specific classes to the template files. An example:
<div class="specific-component-class">This class is only used for this component, but is stored in a global file like style.css
CSS Modules might be the key, if we can use them without Node.js
Hey
I've found out that you can use scoped CSS to solve that issue. And works flawlessly.
vue-loader.vuejs.org/guide/scoped-...