//index1.vue
<style>
.index1{
.index-heade{height:100px;font-size:16px}
}
</style>
//index2.uve
<style>
.index2{
@include index1;
}
</style>index2.vue page calls the style of index1.vue directly through include. Why not? I used to use something else to write, I don"t know if there is less configuration?
what is the relationship between index1 and index2?
is index2 a subcomponent of index1?
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