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You don't have to add separate CSS file. You can just style-up new selectors you want, or use some existing in main template.css or custom.css, whichever you are using, and reference them in Custom HTML module.

That also goes along the line of general guidelines of using as small naumber of external CSS/JS files as possible, in order to reduce number of HTTP requests,.

You don't have to add separate CSS file. You can just style-up new selectors you want, or use some existing in main template.css or custom.css, whichever you are using, and reference them in Custom HTML module.

That also goes along the line of general guidelines of using as small naumber of external CSS/JS files as possible, in order to reduce number of HTTP requests,

You don't have to add separate CSS file. You can just style-up new selectors you want, or use some existing in main template.css or custom.css, whichever you are using, and reference them in Custom HTML module.

That also goes along the line of general guidelines of using as small naumber of external CSS/JS files as possible, in order to reduce number of HTTP requests.

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You don't have to add separate CSS file. You can just style-up new selectors you want, or use some existing in main template.css or custom.css, whichever you are using, and reference them in Custom HTML module.

That also goes along the line of general guidelines of using as small naumber of external CSS/JS files as possible, in order to reduce number of HTTP requests,

You don't have to add separate CSS file. You can just style-up new selectors you want, or use some existing in main template.css or custom.css, whichever you are using, and reference them in Custom HTML module.

You don't have to add separate CSS file. You can just style-up new selectors you want, or use some existing in main template.css or custom.css, whichever you are using, and reference them in Custom HTML module.

That also goes along the line of general guidelines of using as small naumber of external CSS/JS files as possible, in order to reduce number of HTTP requests,

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You don't have to add separate CSS file. You can just style-up new selectors you want, or use some existing in main template.css or custom.css, whichever you are using, and reference them in Custom HTML module.