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Before RC0, we could set the "secondary" attribute on an <ion-item-divider> and it would change the color like this:
<ion-list><ion-item-group*ngFor="let division of teams"><ion-item-dividersecondary>{{division.divisionName}}</ion-item-divider><buttonion-item*ngFor="let team of division.divisionTeams" (click)="itemTapped($event, team)">
{{team.name}}
</button></ion-item-group></ion-list>
Per the RC0 documentation, we now use a color attribute:
<ion-list><ion-item-group*ngFor="let division of teams"><ion-item-dividercolor="secondary">{{division.divisionName}}</ion-item-divider><buttonion-item*ngFor="let team of division.divisionTeams" (click)="itemTapped($event, team)">
{{team.name}}
</button></ion-item-group></ion-list>
This no longer changes the color of the item divider correctly. Upon inspection in Chrome, the class attribute is getting: "item item-md item-md-secondary", but the .item-md-secondary CSS is getting overridden. See screen shot.
Before RC0, we could set the "secondary" attribute on an
<ion-item-divider>
and it would change the color like this:Per the RC0 documentation, we now use a
color
attribute:This no longer changes the color of the item divider correctly. Upon inspection in Chrome, the class attribute is getting:
"item item-md item-md-secondary"
, but the.item-md-secondary
CSS is getting overridden. See screen shot.Additionally, here is a Plunker that shows the problem: http://plnkr.co/edit/w6Xqqv?p=preview
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