Prioritize index.css over the implicit App.css #2470
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That’s a good catch. |
* Update Travis CI Node versions in User Guide (facebook#2454) Removed Node v4 (CRA only supports Node >= 6) * re-add storybook && update the documentation and links (facebook#2331) * re-add storybook && update the documentation and links * Change to new documentation domain * Prioritize index.css over the implicit App.css (facebook#2470) * Added NamedModulesPlugin in webpack.config.dev.js (facebook#2458) * Added NamedModulesPlugin in webpack.config.dev.js * Update webpack.config.dev.js * Unscope detect-port (facebook#2483) Resolves facebook#2481 * Update webpack links to point to webpack 2 (facebook#2492) * Update README.md to make links to webpack point to webpack.js.org instead insteade of webpack 1 webpack.githup.io * chore(templates): Move GitHub templates to hidden .github folder (facebook#2489) * Fix minor docs typo (facebook#2500) * Fix link to Storybook docs (facebook#2521) * Simplify flow init docs (facebook#2522) - Call `npm run flow --init` won't create a .flowconfig file, it should be `npm run flow init`
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Fixed in latest version. Please verify. |
Hi. I'm under the assumption that
index.cssis used for global styles not associated with any component. This is where I import 3rd party css libraries as well. However, I noticed that it would override the styles inApp.css.