Is it possible to create more than one global CSS file in Angular?











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I would have two global CSS files in my application, so I try to do it by:




  • creating new file (as sibling of styles.css in the folder structure)

  • add lines in angular.json in: "build" -> "styles" and "test" -> "styles".


Unfortunately it doesn't work, so my question is: did I make something wrong or is it impossible to have two global CSS files supported by Angular (I skipped option with adding css file in index.html)?






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  • Seems to work fine in a StackBlitz stackblitz.com/edit/angular-wvje8u?file=angular.json
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  • 1. I didn't see in debugger->web to see that my file is downloaded. 2. Class-style didn't apply (I even tried to paste same style in styles.css to compare and style is good).
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    2 days ago






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    I don't think you will see it being downloaded, because I believe the build process adds it into the index.html file
    – user184994
    2 days ago










  • File 'styles.css' is visible in debugger so I think my own should be too. I test method from source post in stackblitz and there it works. I don't know what the difference in my app that it doesn't work.
    – 3D_fun
    2 days ago










  • Did you make sure to stop the app, and do ng serve again?
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    2 days ago















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I would have two global CSS files in my application, so I try to do it by:




  • creating new file (as sibling of styles.css in the folder structure)

  • add lines in angular.json in: "build" -> "styles" and "test" -> "styles".


Unfortunately it doesn't work, so my question is: did I make something wrong or is it impossible to have two global CSS files supported by Angular (I skipped option with adding css file in index.html)?






css angular







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  • Seems to work fine in a StackBlitz stackblitz.com/edit/angular-wvje8u?file=angular.json
    – user184994
    2 days ago












  • 1. I didn't see in debugger->web to see that my file is downloaded. 2. Class-style didn't apply (I even tried to paste same style in styles.css to compare and style is good).
    – 3D_fun
    2 days ago






  • 1




    I don't think you will see it being downloaded, because I believe the build process adds it into the index.html file
    – user184994
    2 days ago










  • File 'styles.css' is visible in debugger so I think my own should be too. I test method from source post in stackblitz and there it works. I don't know what the difference in my app that it doesn't work.
    – 3D_fun
    2 days ago










  • Did you make sure to stop the app, and do ng serve again?
    – user184994
    2 days ago













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1
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I would have two global CSS files in my application, so I try to do it by:




  • creating new file (as sibling of styles.css in the folder structure)

  • add lines in angular.json in: "build" -> "styles" and "test" -> "styles".


Unfortunately it doesn't work, so my question is: did I make something wrong or is it impossible to have two global CSS files supported by Angular (I skipped option with adding css file in index.html)?






css angular







share|improve this question













I would have two global CSS files in my application, so I try to do it by:




  • creating new file (as sibling of styles.css in the folder structure)

  • add lines in angular.json in: "build" -> "styles" and "test" -> "styles".


Unfortunately it doesn't work, so my question is: did I make something wrong or is it impossible to have two global CSS files supported by Angular (I skipped option with adding css file in index.html)?






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  • Seems to work fine in a StackBlitz stackblitz.com/edit/angular-wvje8u?file=angular.json
    – user184994
    2 days ago












  • 1. I didn't see in debugger->web to see that my file is downloaded. 2. Class-style didn't apply (I even tried to paste same style in styles.css to compare and style is good).
    – 3D_fun
    2 days ago






  • 1




    I don't think you will see it being downloaded, because I believe the build process adds it into the index.html file
    – user184994
    2 days ago










  • File 'styles.css' is visible in debugger so I think my own should be too. I test method from source post in stackblitz and there it works. I don't know what the difference in my app that it doesn't work.
    – 3D_fun
    2 days ago










  • Did you make sure to stop the app, and do ng serve again?
    – user184994
    2 days ago


















  • Seems to work fine in a StackBlitz stackblitz.com/edit/angular-wvje8u?file=angular.json
    – user184994
    2 days ago












  • 1. I didn't see in debugger->web to see that my file is downloaded. 2. Class-style didn't apply (I even tried to paste same style in styles.css to compare and style is good).
    – 3D_fun
    2 days ago






  • 1




    I don't think you will see it being downloaded, because I believe the build process adds it into the index.html file
    – user184994
    2 days ago










  • File 'styles.css' is visible in debugger so I think my own should be too. I test method from source post in stackblitz and there it works. I don't know what the difference in my app that it doesn't work.
    – 3D_fun
    2 days ago










  • Did you make sure to stop the app, and do ng serve again?
    – user184994
    2 days ago
















Seems to work fine in a StackBlitz stackblitz.com/edit/angular-wvje8u?file=angular.json
– user184994
2 days ago






Seems to work fine in a StackBlitz stackblitz.com/edit/angular-wvje8u?file=angular.json
– user184994
2 days ago














1. I didn't see in debugger->web to see that my file is downloaded. 2. Class-style didn't apply (I even tried to paste same style in styles.css to compare and style is good).
– 3D_fun
2 days ago




1. I didn't see in debugger->web to see that my file is downloaded. 2. Class-style didn't apply (I even tried to paste same style in styles.css to compare and style is good).
– 3D_fun
2 days ago




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I don't think you will see it being downloaded, because I believe the build process adds it into the index.html file
– user184994
2 days ago




I don't think you will see it being downloaded, because I believe the build process adds it into the index.html file
– user184994
2 days ago












File 'styles.css' is visible in debugger so I think my own should be too. I test method from source post in stackblitz and there it works. I don't know what the difference in my app that it doesn't work.
– 3D_fun
2 days ago




File 'styles.css' is visible in debugger so I think my own should be too. I test method from source post in stackblitz and there it works. I don't know what the difference in my app that it doesn't work.
– 3D_fun
2 days ago












Did you make sure to stop the app, and do ng serve again?
– user184994
2 days ago




Did you make sure to stop the app, and do ng serve again?
– user184994
2 days ago












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