On Tuesday, August 23, 2016 at 2:06:50 PM UTC+1, John Bugner wrote:
>
> When I make a web app(lication) with Elm, should I put all the styling in 
> a CSS file? Is there a way to then tell elm to import that CSS file so I 
> don't have to manually do it after compiling?
>

Currently I set up a build with grunt that combines together Elm + other 
bits of javascript, html, css etc. I am using compass to generate me css 
from scss. I prefer this approach to emebedding the css in Elm directly, 
particularly as most of my css is being shared with other projects for a 
common look and feel.

I am a little suspicios of embedding the css inside elm as I am trying to 
keep content and stlying separate, but I suppose it all comes down to what 
you are trying to do and the scope of your particular project.

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