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Fixes formatting issue on ordered list in README.md #601

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Expand Up @@ -343,13 +343,13 @@ Gatsby calls this function with the webpack-configurator object and
"stage" string when it creates a Webpack config. It first
loads the defaults and then allows you to modify it.

The `stage` can be
The `stage` can be:

1) develop: for `gatsby develop` command, hot reload and CSS injection into page
2) develop-html: same as develop without react-hmre in the babel config for html renderer
3) build-css: build styles.css file
4) build-html: build all HTML files
5) build-javascript: Build bundle.js for Single Page App in production
1. develop: for `gatsby develop` command, hot reload and CSS injection into page
2. develop-html: same as develop without react-hmre in the babel config for html renderer
3. build-css: build styles.css file
4. build-html: build all HTML files
5. build-javascript: Build bundle.js for Single Page App in production

Consider the following example which removes the default css loader
and replaces it with a loader that uses css-modules.
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