I'm working on a customer service system using Salesforce Lightning and the Lightning Web Component (LWC) framework. What's the best way (if any) to include a global stylesheet to create/override styles on the site? Something that will enable control beyond the basic theming, which allows you to change a couple colors and logo, basically.
The closest I've gotten is:
- Upload my custom stylesheet through the
Setup > Static Resources
section - Create a new special lightning web component that is visually hidden (via display:none for example) and used only to load my custom stylesheet static resource through it's javascript file - doing a
connectedCallback() { Promise.all([loadStyle(this,lwcStyleResource)...
kind of thing.
This seems to work well, with one caveat -- I have to include this component on any page that I want the styles to apply. I want this to be global and thus apply on every page. So is there a way to somehow include this special component on every page? I'm pretty much a noob to the Lightning system, so I don't know how everything is structured, if there's a main page template I could modify, or what.