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What's the best practice to follow in app builder for CSS if Salesforce has new release?
In App builder When new release come all the classes has been changed. what is the best practice to follow for css.
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Hi Amresh,
I am not sure but you can put CSS in static resource and then refer static resource in your component or page, it may resolve the issue.
Hope this helps you.
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Hello Amresh,
When we move from older version to newer version the class inside the body get changed of older version. so we can call css inherited by the class which is inside the body to reach out to newer version.
Thanks!
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