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Configure PurgeCss to not remove certain stylesCategory: javascript, javascript
If you have used PurgeCSS before, you know it is really good at removing unused css styles. This is great, but you immediately start running into another problem: it removes styles that you DO need. This project I'm working on contains some dynamic styles.
Throw in some syntax highlighting and suddenly you have all these styles that you do need but are not actually in any template.
Another way to indicate that styles should be kept is by placing some specific css comments.
Throw in some syntax highlighting and suddenly you have all these styles that you do need but are not actually in any template.
Another way to indicate that styles should be kept is by placing some specific css comments.
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