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If I understand the code correctly, the filter function is not only called for the CSS files to decide if they should be inlined or not, but also for the target .html-file in which the styles should be injected.
I don't think this is very intuitive and at the very least it should be mentioned in the documentation. I had to debug through the plugin to find out, why my CSS does not get inlined.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If I understand the code correctly, the filter function is not only called for the CSS files to decide if they should be inlined or not, but also for the target .html-file in which the styles should be injected.
I don't think this is very intuitive and at the very least it should be mentioned in the documentation. I had to debug through the plugin to find out, why my CSS does not get inlined.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: