Linking CSS in Vue.js with Scoped Styles

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The Problem at Hand

You've created a component with a structure in its template.

This can be quite frustrating, so let's break down how to resolve the issue effectively.

The Solution: Linking Your CSS/SCSS Files

To ensure your styles are applied correctly, you can follow these steps to link your SCSS files in a Vue component:

Step 1: Use the Correct Syntax for Linking Styles

Instead of attempting to reference CSS styles in a traditional way, Vue supports a cleaner approach by incorporating scoped styles directly within your components. Here’s how you can do that:

Implement Scoped Styles: Modify the style section of your component with the following syntax:

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Step 2: Organizing Your Styles

Make sure that you organize your styles properly in your project structure. A typical structure can look like this:

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Step 3: Importing SCSS in Your Main Application File

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This import statement ensures that your application applies those styles globally, affecting all components uniformly.

Step 4: Check Your SCSS Variables

Ensure that your SCSS variables, such as $accent, $text-color, and $font-family-sans-serif, are properly defined in one of your SCSS files and are available for use across your styles.

Conclusion