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How to use External CSS in lightning components?
How to use External CSS in lightning components?
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Hi Nikita,
If you need to use your style sheet to multiple lightning components or lighting applications, then it’s always recommended to define a common style sheet in a separate file with extension as .css. Upload this external CSS file as a static resource and it will be included in the Lightning component using
<ltng:require styles=”{! $Resource.staticResourceFileName}”/> tag.
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Hi,
you can use this tag
<ltng:require styles=”{! $Resource.staticResourceFileName}”/>
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