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It’s not related to the web pack config. It’s a CSS conflict problem. In your local version(Vue development stage) it only loads CSS files in the Vue app, but for the WordPress version, it loads all the CSS&JS files added by theme and plugins.
To fix it, you can dequeue the extra CSS files that cause the issue. But be careful. It will affect the other functionalities provided by the theme or the plugin. If you can’t dequeue because of this reason, you should override the styles(CSS) in your Vue app CSS code.
Source:stackexchange.com