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I want my exported file to have css lines to be in the order I wanted but it is not. How can I set css-purge to purge my css files in the order It should be and the order I put it in.

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You would need to share an example for me to fully understand your issue but in general, depending on the rules optimised, your CSS will change, especially if there was a duplicate rule or declaration removed.

My guess is that you want to keep the CSS in a readable format and not fully optimised, to do that, you can use the following config settings to keep the CSS in a "prettified" format:

"trim": false,
"trim_keep_non_standard_inline_comments": false,
"trim_removed_rules_previous_comment": true,
"trim_comments": false,
"trim_whitespace": false,
"trim_breaklines": false,
"trim_last_semicolon": false,
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