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Is "date" a reserved css class name? #2287
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@ig-robstoffers Yeah, this is definitely not desired. We will update the class names. Good thing those are outliers, we usually don't have class names like these. |
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* fix(calendar): make all class names unique Closes #2287 * Update calendar.component.spec.ts * test(grid-filtering-ui): fix failing tests * test(grid-filtering-ui): fix linting erros
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* fix(calendar): make all class names unique Closes #2287 * Update calendar.component.spec.ts * test(grid-filtering-ui): fix failing tests * test(grid-filtering-ui): fix linting errors
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Description
If I create a CSS class and call it "date" it appears to combine with another date class defined somewhere else that I'm not aware of.
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Result
The Date text is positioned weirdly. Look at the .date class in the chrome debugger and there are other CSS properties attached to the class that I did not specify.
Expected result
I should be able to use a css class named "date" unless it is reserved. In that case, is this documented somewhere?
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