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Added comment number 5 on Including Local CSS and JavaScript #187

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4 - Your custom CSS will be included _after_ the Dash component CSS

5 - It is recommended to add `__name__` to the dash init to ensure the resources
in the assets folder are loaded, eg: `app = dash.Dash(__name__, meta_tags=[...])`.
When you run your application through some other command line (like the
flask command or gunicorn/waitress) instead of it’s module name
(eg: `python app.py`), the `__main__` module is no longer located where `app.py` is
and now refer to some place like `/venv/lib/site-packages/flask`. Giving
`__name__` explicitly will always give the right path to the assets folder.

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## Embedding Images in Your Dash Apps
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