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solid-element is great on its own. For more complex projects or larger components, usually a styling library is brought in to manage styles (e.g., CSS Modules, some CSS in JS lib, tailwind, Panda). All of these end up producing solutions have tight integrations with the build process, which emit CSS assets or inject code that populate the <head> with styles.
When trying to use solid-styled-components and extractCss, the style tag inside the web component is empty and has a single $ character.
Any thoughts on how to better manage styles in custom elements build with solid-element?
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solid-elementis great on its own. For more complex projects or larger components, usually a styling library is brought in to manage styles (e.g., CSS Modules, some CSS in JS lib, tailwind, Panda). All of these end up producing solutions have tight integrations with the build process, which emit CSS assets or inject code that populate the<head>with styles.When trying to use
solid-styled-componentsandextractCss, the style tag inside the web component is empty and has a single$character.Any thoughts on how to better manage styles in custom elements build with
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