If you have a bit of a bigger project, you might want to split up your app.scss into different, smaller files to make things more manageable. For example next to your app.scss, you'd want a _settings.scss, _header.scss, _footer.scss or things like that. How would you go about that?
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If you have a bit of a bigger project, you might want to split up your app.scss into different, smaller files to make things more manageable. For example next to your app.scss, you'd want a _settings.scss, _header.scss, _footer.scss or things like that.
How would you go about that?
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Why does the scss file show problems when it includes "@tailwind" directives?
Hi, do you have any tutorial on how to use Postcss with Laravel?
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