How to import global styles so that reset.scss does not affect the styles of the storybook itself
I started to deal with the wonderful storybook library but I found an unpleasant moment for myself, I have a file in the project that resets all styles reset.scss and it is connected accordingly in the mountain and then I import all my global styles for the project, I decided to connect it in .storybook/preview.ts file so that my components are true because in the global scss file I connect the changes and everything else that I need to work, but I noticed that my file also affects the styles of the storybook itself, and I would like it to affect the ticks on the components themselves.
A working example without my global styles file:
And accordingly with the file:
How can I fix this? Like, I could cascadingly rewrite these styles specifically for storybook, but that would affect the true look of my components, and I wouldn't want that result.
Well, I solved this problem by clinging to the docblock-argstable block and deleting unnecessary styles.
I will continue to observe what other blocks are broken in the documentation and correct them according to the original ones.
Maybe someone will post a more succinct solution.
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