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The Scoped style documentation might be inaccurate, unless I am misunderstanding. It indicates that when using scoped styles, you would need to use a deep selector to apply styles to the <p> in this template:
When reading that, I couldn't understand why, since the <p> is part of the scope styled component and not part of the translation string. I believe this example (https://codesandbox.io/s/5vzj9lqj8n) shows that you don't need a deep selector in this scenario. Is it possible the documentation meant to describe a scenario where you are styling an HTML element that was part of the translated string?
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The Scoped style documentation might be inaccurate, unless I am misunderstanding. It indicates that when using scoped styles, you would need to use a deep selector to apply styles to the
<p>
in this template:When reading that, I couldn't understand why, since the
<p>
is part of the scope styled component and not part of the translation string. I believe this example (https://codesandbox.io/s/5vzj9lqj8n) shows that you don't need a deep selector in this scenario. Is it possible the documentation meant to describe a scenario where you are styling an HTML element that was part of the translated string?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: