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Support @page css rule into component styles #11860
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Current behavior
When I use the
@page
css rule in my component style, it gets encapsulated but it shouldn't.For example the following css:
is transformed into
It works fine with
@media
rules:is transformed into:
which works just as expected.
Expected behavior
The
@page
css rule should have the same behavior as@media
and shouldn't be encapsulated.What is the motivation / use case for changing the behavior?
The
@page
css rule doesn't work in component styles right nowPlease tell us about your environment:
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