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fix(datepicker, menu, slider): remove duplicate properties #9335
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* Reworks the `md-calendar-cell` mixin to allow for the height to be specified, avoiding the need for a duplicate property when overriding. * Removes the `text-align: start` from the menu bar since, at least according to MDN, it's not supported by IE. Also the rtl mixin right before it does exactly the same. * Reworks the rtl setup for the inverted slider so it doesn't result in duplicate properties.
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md-calendar-cellmixin to allow for the height to be specified, avoiding the need for a duplicate property when overriding.text-align: startfrom the menu bar since, at least according to MDN, it's not supported by IE. Also the rtl mixin right before it does exactly the same.