I am using Preact 3.0. I have a few style
tags in the template index.html file. The purpose is to it keep it during building.
For example,
<style id="keep-this-tag">
some-styles-that-should-not-be-put-in-style.css-file
</style>
CodePudding user response:
You need the tags themselves to stick around?
If so, just use the following config, or add to your existing:
// preact.config.js
export default (config, env, helpers) => {
const critters = helpers.getPluginsByName(config, 'Critters')[0];
if (critters) {
critters.plugin.options.mergeStylesheets = false;
}
}
Critters is used for critical CSS inlining and, by default, it merges your style tags together. Easily disabled though, hope this helps.
Edit: With prerendering disabled, Critters will strip all CSS, as it's all thought to be "unused". To disable Critters, you can use the --no-inline-css
flag, i.e., preact build --no-inline-css
.
You do lose out on the inlining, but there's no way around it.