Hi
If you are using CSS modules, you can use :global to target a CSS class name in a component.
for e.g.
/* sample.module.scss */ .wrapper :global(.a-class-inside-component) { padding: 1px; }
will be compiled to CSS similar to
.wrapper_<some_random_hash> .a-class-inside-component { padding: 1px; }
Hope this helps.
Great. It works. Thank you for your kindly help. Can you tell me .wrapper meaning? For me, it works with
:global(.a-class-inside-component) { padding: 1px; } Maybe .wrapper has other meaning? Thank you.
:global(.a-class-inside-component) { padding: 1px; }
And if using this method, I have to use !important to override component. Can you tell me if any other way is not using !important. Thank you.
Since
will be compiled to
.a-class-inside-component { padding: 1px; }
it will affect every components which uses class .a-class-inside-component globally.
.a-class-inside-component
If you want the CSS to be applied globally, this is alright. If you want to scope the CSS to 1 component only, it's recommended to use a wrapper class.
Thank you very much. Should I use !important in my custom modules.scss to override css? Is there any other way?
!important
Generally, it's considered a bad practice to use important. Don't use it unless you absolutely have to.
To avoid using important => stackoverflow.com/a/27443631/5599288
I will consider your words. Thank you for your kindly help. Hope good posts in the future. Regards!
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Hi
If you are using CSS modules, you can use :global to target a CSS class name in a component.
for e.g.
will be compiled to CSS similar to
Hope this helps.
Great. It works. Thank you for your kindly help.
Can you tell me .wrapper meaning?
For me, it works with
:global(.a-class-inside-component) {
padding: 1px;
}
Maybe .wrapper has other meaning?
Thank you.
And if using this method, I have to use !important to override component.
Can you tell me if any other way is not using !important.
Thank you.
Since
will be compiled to
it will affect every components which uses class
.a-class-inside-componentglobally.If you want the CSS to be applied globally, this is alright.
If you want to scope the CSS to 1 component only, it's recommended to use a wrapper class.
Thank you very much.
Should I use
!importantin my custom modules.scss to override css?Is there any other way?
Generally, it's considered a bad practice to use important. Don't use it unless you absolutely have to.
To avoid using important => stackoverflow.com/a/27443631/5599288
I will consider your words.
Thank you for your kindly help.
Hope good posts in the future.
Regards!