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There are a few ways to address the issue of CSS no longer functioning as intended due to changes in React app production version:

1. Make sure that all CSS code is compatible with the latest version of React. It is essential to stay up to date with the latest developments in React to ensure that your CSS code works as intended.

2. Modify the CSS code to accommodate changes in the React app. If the issue is caused by changes in the React app, you may need to modify your CSS code to reflect these changes.

3. Use a CSS preprocessor, like Less or Sass, to manage and organize your CSS code. These preprocessors help to streamline the development process and ensure that your CSS code is always up to date.

4. Use libraries like Styled Components or EmotionJS that allow you to write CSS code in a component-based manner directly into your React code.

5. Use server-side rendering to generate CSS code and avoid any discrepancies that may occur with client-side rendering.

In general, it is essential to keep your CSS code organized, up to date, and compatible with the latest version of React to avoid any issues with the production version of your app.