Danni Larsen

I still have all my custom media queries and custom properties in my postcss.config like in the answer here: https://cmty.app/nuxt/nuxt.js/issues/c7516 Do you think that this could be done, so that...

@CMQNordic in your `nuxt.config` under the CSS property, you can include global styling. I then use the postCSS plugins to load the variables and media-queries (same file), that will be...

...and this repository is for "non-SPA" anyways, but thanks for the concideration @soreng 💯

@hesselberg did you try the **"not-so-elegant-but-still-may-work"**-solution, adding CSS like this in the `backoffice.css`: ```css .umbraco-backoffice { @import '../_base/_normalize.css'; @import '../_base/_variables.css'; @import '../_base/_base.css'; @import '../_base/_fonts.css'; @import '../_base/_grid.css'; } ``` For doing...

You can just decide to only make a new css module (css file in modules folder) that includes the suggested stuff, and you could nest it in whatever - doesn't...

If you have a better solution to the problem, please bring ideas :)

@hesselberg Any news on this? did you go with this approach or make something else? Either way, please share the guide or code :)

I think we should look at for example how NUXT is using prettier to use the ESlint configs, and then just use prettier (remove stylelint). That way we have ESlint...