Update CSS to follow recommended Astro standards #7
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If you want Astro to bundle, process and optimize your CSS, you can *not* have a CSS file in `/public`. It it also recommended *not* to import it with `<link>` tag's. Instead you should move it to `src/styles` and import it in the frontmatter, so Astro automatically does these services for you. This is also to follow normal Astro standards as this will work in any type of Javascript including React. Here is the Astro documentation about this topic for instance: **[Import a local stylesheet(https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/styling/#import-a-local-stylesheet)** **[Load a static stylesheet via link tags](https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/styling/#load-a-static-stylesheet-via-link-tags)**
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Just a little practical update
If you want Astro to bundle, process and optimize your CSS, you can not have a CSS file in
/public. It it also recommended not to import it with<link>tag's. Instead you should move it tosrc/stylesand import it in the frontmatter, so Astro automatically does these services for you. So i did thatThis is also to follow normal Astro standards as this will work in any type of Javascript including React.
Here is the Astro documentation about this topic for instance:
Import a local stylesheet
Load a static stylesheet via link tags