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Several Classes in one styleClassId? GONE or Planned? #67
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@denislutz thanks for reporting! @keithnorm If you get a chance can you take a look into this? sounds like its no longer applying multiple style classes to views possibly due to the lookup table optimisation |
No problem. Happy that you plan to keep this feature. |
Yep I'll get a fix for that tonight hopefully. Sorry about that! |
Nice, thx bro! |
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Hey Guys,
first of all , thanks for you work, I love classy.
I worked from the latest git branch directly and was able to set several classes on one styleClassId like:
self.userName = [[MYTextField alloc] initWithStyleClassId:@"primaryTextfield userName"
Where the firstclass is rather global style and userName a chance to set things specifically to this element.
With a new update today it seems like this feature is gone again.
Can you give me a hint what to do?
If this is not possible anymore can you at least give the revision number from which I could fork and work for now with this feature still working?
Thanks in advance?
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