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Following up on the previous issues, this is again another suggestion:
In CSS, you are able to apply multiple classes to an element. An example would be
<h1 id="one" class="two three">Lorem Ipsum</h1>
It seems to me that in Classy, we are only able to apply one class via cas_styleClass (Correct me if I'm wrong).
Is it possible to add this as a feature?
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Applying more than one class to an UI element
FEATURE REQUEST: Applying more than one class to an UI element
Aug 21, 2014
However, selecting items based on multiple classes is NOT supported at this time, for example this won't apply to the view in the example above whereas it would if you are thinking in CSS terms:
Following up on the previous issues, this is again another suggestion:
In CSS, you are able to apply multiple classes to an element. An example would be
<h1 id="one" class="two three">Lorem Ipsum</h1>
It seems to me that in Classy, we are only able to apply one class via cas_styleClass (Correct me if I'm wrong).
Is it possible to add this as a feature?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: