Automatically inject css for a md page #202
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Very interesting. It'd also need to support Has anyone else out there wanted something like this? Is there other static site generators that have a similar pattern? |
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@KyleAMathews it's doable with yaml in jekyll, it's nice for custom pages. |
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* Made componentWithMDXScope a no-op. It is deprecated and doesn't need to be used any more. MDXRenderer is still required for previous uses that required it. * Scopes are now imported via custom webpack loader - TODO: rename mdx-scopes to the loaders dir * Scopes are now merged into a single scope and injected into wrapRootElement on both SSR and Browser renders * Querying code.scope is now a no-op - No files are written when this happens * Relative path import support is added to all MDX Nodes closes gatsbyjs#214 gatsbyjs#202 gatsbyjs#133
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Sometimes, a markdown page requires specific css that we might not want to initially load. It would be great if gatsby could automatically load the css based on the filename.
For example, it could be this syntax:
pages/sub/doc.md--> loadpages/sub/doc.csspages/sub/doc/index.md--> loadpages/sub/doc/styles.cssWhat do you think?
This is not required for js pages because we can import the css inside the js.
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