# Handling Global CSS warning

Once you have [exported the code](/jsx.design/getting-started/markdown.md) and you visit `localhost:3000`, a warning may be displayed in the output window, prompting you to import the global styles. You can resolve it by following the below steps:

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="NextJS Project" %}

* Resolve this by adding the following import in your **globals.css** file:

```css
@import './jsx-design/globals.css';
```

> If there is an existing `globals.css` file in your project, you may need to comment out or replace it with the current import to avoid conflicts.
> {% endtab %}

{% tab title="CRA" %}

* Resolve this by adding the following import in your **index.css** file:

```css
@import './jsx-design/globals.css';
```

> If there is an existing `globals.css` file in your project, you may need to comment out or replace it with the current import to avoid conflicts.
> {% endtab %}
> {% endtabs %}

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