Using custom CSS plus the ModuleLoader.loadCss() problem about sp-dev-fx-webparts HOT 4 CLOSED

Thanks a lot, Waldek!

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Is it possible to create a custom CSS file in the src folder and use it across the Web Part? For example, creating a standard set of Angular views and styling the HTML with that CSS?

Yes, you can include a regular .css file in your project and then in your code use require('./myfile.css') to load it inline in your web part. That way its contents would be embedded in the web part though so if you have multiple web parts and would like them to reuse the same CSS it might not be the perfect solution.

Is there any way of removing those suffixes?

Yes, you can wrap your classes in :global { ... }, like:

:global {
  .myclass {
  }
}

Everything inside :global will be left without suffix. Please note that it has the risk of conflicts of your classes with other classes that might be on the page. A thing that you could perhaps try would be to use the following construct:

.myWebPart {
  :global {
    .myClass {
    }
  }
}

On the top element of your web part you would use ${styles.myWebPart}. In your Angular template you would use regular CSS classes without any suffix. The difference in this approach is that the generated CSS would be like .myWebPart_5944ac05 .myClass which helps you isolate your styles from other styles available on the page.

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For your 'resx-strings' error, please check sp-module-loader loadCss broken in Drop 6 #286 . you need to add "@microsoft/sp-module-loader": "node_modules/@microsoft/sp-module-loader/dist/sp-module-loader.js", in your config.json if you need to use LoadCss().

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Thx much!

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