Level 27
No, Laravel Mix does not depends on your folder structure.
You can specify the input and output path:
mix.combine([
'./resources/css/file-A.css',
'./resources/css/file-B.css',
], './resources/css/both.css');
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Nov 15, 2018
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Level 13
Mix can't combine CSS files inside /resources/css/ directory
Is it me or Laravel Mix can't combine plain css files inside /resources/css/ directory? It looks like it needs the files to be inside /public/<> directory.
Can someone confirm this or can this be changed?
Level 13
@thaden - I didn't use combine. I used mix.styles() to combine styles. So it's the mix.combine that you'll recommend; right?
Level 27
@thebigk - I didn't know about styles()to combine css and that method isn't mentioned in the default webpack.mix.js file. So use combine() that should work.
Or see the full API: https://github.com/JeffreyWay/laravel-mix/blob/master/setup/webpack.mix.js
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