Multiple CSS Files with Express Handlebars

Very good, thank you.

You did a great job explaining the core of handlebars. I understand how it works so much better!

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Great video, thank you for share your knowlegede, sorry for my english, i am poor guy.

Thank you for the idea. I think a better approach is to have a, say, common.css and then another line of style where you apply this in.

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Thank you! very helpful, I was worried I couldn't use multiple sheets in handlebars!

Where is the code source brother ?

Just started learning node..was confused about templating engine..
I learnt a lot from these videos and chose express handlebars to learn as a templating engine over pug and ejs.

Excellent explanation. Thank you.

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Are there any possibilities to bundle css-Styles within a partial with local scope like in Angular, except inline-styles?

Hey @Esterling how we can give CSS to partials for header footer?

Thanks very much, this will help me a lot!

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Hey Esterling, you are really amassing thank you for this awesome tutorials about Handlebars which helped me a lot really appreciate your work, please could you show how to add background image and Lottiefiles animation using Handlebars, please ?

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Thank you for this....well explained..really helpful!!

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accompanied me a lot

Love your content. thank you. btw i found an issue with handlebars. when the address for a route is two levels deep css is not applied. for example --- app.get(" /about/help" (req, res) => { ...some code..}) it does not work. But if its just app.get(" /about" (req, res) => { ...some code..}) it works. Can you please help?

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Was suffering with importing css file couldn't able to solve the problem but then i saw this masterpiece and i got crystal clear regards this thankyou so much love from india✨

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very easy to understand, thank you very much..

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Hey, sterling after watching this my CSS is still not exporting. I search on stack also but still, CSS is not exporting.

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Thank you, managed to fix a defect knowing nothing about css

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