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react.js support #29
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What's stripping |
I thought it was react, it is actually my browser (chrome) that removes it. |
If it's being removed it's probably invalid, make sure it has the quotes: .img {
object-fit: contain;
font-family: 'object-fit: contain'; /*correct*/
} This is invalid CSS: .img {
object-fit: contain;
font-family: object-fit: contain; /*wrong*/
} In JS: img.style.fontFamily = "'object-fit: contain'"; /* correct */
img.style.fontFamily = "object-fit: contain"; /* wrong */ |
You're right! I was missing the quotes! Thanks! |
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It's works with react-jss. Thank you. |
is not working |
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Hello I'd like to use this for a React.js application where i have object-fit and object-position for a spritesheet.
I have my react component programmatically set the style. React will however automagically strip fontFamily:.. from the element. Would it be possible to come around this?
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