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Should support a site being compatible with users who disable their javascript. To do this we need to bundle css separately and inject it in the page template as link tags.
Two, in renderPage we'd have to check whether a given visible bundle is css or js and inject it as a link or script tag respectively.
Obviously the build function would have to change too to support this - it could just parse out any css files in the bundles output by the bundle optimizer and package them as separate bundles.
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Should support a site being compatible with users who disable their javascript. To do this we need to bundle css separately and inject it in the page template as link tags.
One, we'd need to update bundles.json as follows:
Two, in
renderPage
we'd have to check whether a given visible bundle is css or js and inject it as a link or script tag respectively.Obviously the build function would have to change too to support this - it could just parse out any css files in the bundles output by the bundle optimizer and package them as separate bundles.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: