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SLDS classes on (new) base Lightning web components don't work
SLDS classes on base Lightning web components do not appear to work... unless I'm missing something?
When I view the component below, the margin is properly applied to the div, but not to the card.
Am I missing something?
Thanks very much!
UPDATE: Trying slds-m-around_large seems to add an arbitrary (and entirely incorrect) amount of margin. It also doesn't even add on the sides, only top & bottom.. not that I want on the sides in this case.
UPDATE 2: I witness the same (incorrect?) thing in the Web Components Playground. But that can't be the expected behavior, can it?
<template>
<div class="slds-m-bottom_large">
div
</div>
<lightning-card class="slds-m-bottom_large">
card 1
</lightning-card>
<lightning-card>
card 2
</lightning-card>
</template>
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asked Jan 29 at 15:01
DavidDavid
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SLDS classes on base Lightning web components do not appear to work... unless I'm missing something?
When I view the component below, the margin is properly applied to the div, but not to the card.
Am I missing something?
Thanks very much!
UPDATE: Trying slds-m-around_large seems to add an arbitrary (and entirely incorrect) amount of margin. It also doesn't even add on the sides, only top & bottom.. not that I want on the sides in this case.
UPDATE 2: I witness the same (incorrect?) thing in the Web Components Playground. But that can't be the expected behavior, can it?
<template>
<div class="slds-m-bottom_large">
div
</div>
<lightning-card class="slds-m-bottom_large">
card 1
</lightning-card>
<lightning-card>
card 2
</lightning-card>
</template>
lightning-web-components
asked Jan 29 at 15:01
DavidDavid
427
@vignesh Can you please share where you see this documentation? In the component library under lightning-card, I see: Use the variant or class attributes to customize the styling.
– David
Jan 29 at 15:58
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SLDS classes on base Lightning web components do not appear to work... unless I'm missing something?
When I view the component below, the margin is properly applied to the div, but not to the card.
Am I missing something?
Thanks very much!
UPDATE: Trying slds-m-around_large seems to add an arbitrary (and entirely incorrect) amount of margin. It also doesn't even add on the sides, only top & bottom.. not that I want on the sides in this case.
UPDATE 2: I witness the same (incorrect?) thing in the Web Components Playground. But that can't be the expected behavior, can it?
<template>
<div class="slds-m-bottom_large">
div
</div>
<lightning-card class="slds-m-bottom_large">
card 1
</lightning-card>
<lightning-card>
card 2
</lightning-card>
</template>
lightning-web-components
asked Jan 29 at 15:01
DavidDavid
427
SLDS classes on base Lightning web components do not appear to work... unless I'm missing something?
When I view the component below, the margin is properly applied to the div, but not to the card.
Am I missing something?
Thanks very much!
UPDATE: Trying slds-m-around_large seems to add an arbitrary (and entirely incorrect) amount of margin. It also doesn't even add on the sides, only top & bottom.. not that I want on the sides in this case.
UPDATE 2: I witness the same (incorrect?) thing in the Web Components Playground. But that can't be the expected behavior, can it?
<template>
<div class="slds-m-bottom_large">
div
</div>
<lightning-card class="slds-m-bottom_large">
card 1
</lightning-card>
<lightning-card>
card 2
</lightning-card>
</template>
lightning-web-components
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@vignesh Can you please share where you see this documentation? In the component library under lightning-card, I see: Use the variant or class attributes to customize the styling.
– David
Jan 29 at 15:58
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@vignesh Can you please share where you see this documentation? In the component library under lightning-card, I see: Use the variant or class attributes to customize the styling.
– David
Jan 29 at 15:58
@vignesh Can you please share where you see this documentation? In the component library under lightning-card, I see: Use the variant or class attributes to customize the styling.
– David
Jan 29 at 15:58
@vignesh Can you please share where you see this documentation? In the component library under lightning-card, I see: Use the variant or class attributes to customize the styling.
– David
Jan 29 at 15:58
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By default, custom elements are set to display: inline. By introspecting the DOM in the playground, you can also see that the lightning-card doesn't override the display property from inside using the :host selector. The margin and padding are not being applied because the lightning-card element is display: inline.
In order to get the margin and padding working as you expect you will need to set the lightning-card display CSS property to block. playground
lightning-card {
display: block;
}
answered Jan 29 at 17:31
pmdartuspmdartus
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Perfect. That makes sense. I will not avoid comments like 'Thanks', so Thanks!
– David
Jan 29 at 19:05
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By default, custom elements are set to display: inline. By introspecting the DOM in the playground, you can also see that the lightning-card doesn't override the display property from inside using the :host selector. The margin and padding are not being applied because the lightning-card element is display: inline.
In order to get the margin and padding working as you expect you will need to set the lightning-card display CSS property to block. playground
lightning-card {
display: block;
}
answered Jan 29 at 17:31
pmdartuspmdartus
57327
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Perfect. That makes sense. I will not avoid comments like 'Thanks', so Thanks!
– David
Jan 29 at 19:05
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By default, custom elements are set to display: inline. By introspecting the DOM in the playground, you can also see that the lightning-card doesn't override the display property from inside using the :host selector. The margin and padding are not being applied because the lightning-card element is display: inline.
In order to get the margin and padding working as you expect you will need to set the lightning-card display CSS property to block. playground
lightning-card {
display: block;
}
answered Jan 29 at 17:31
pmdartuspmdartus
57327
1
Perfect. That makes sense. I will not avoid comments like 'Thanks', so Thanks!
– David
Jan 29 at 19:05
add a comment |
By default, custom elements are set to display: inline. By introspecting the DOM in the playground, you can also see that the lightning-card doesn't override the display property from inside using the :host selector. The margin and padding are not being applied because the lightning-card element is display: inline.
In order to get the margin and padding working as you expect you will need to set the lightning-card display CSS property to block. playground
lightning-card {
display: block;
}
answered Jan 29 at 17:31
pmdartuspmdartus
57327
By default, custom elements are set to display: inline. By introspecting the DOM in the playground, you can also see that the lightning-card doesn't override the display property from inside using the :host selector. The margin and padding are not being applied because the lightning-card element is display: inline.
In order to get the margin and padding working as you expect you will need to set the lightning-card display CSS property to block. playground
lightning-card {
display: block;
}
answered Jan 29 at 17:31
pmdartuspmdartus
57327
answered Jan 29 at 17:31
pmdartuspmdartus
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answered Jan 29 at 17:31
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answered Jan 29 at 17:31
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Perfect. That makes sense. I will not avoid comments like 'Thanks', so Thanks!
– David
Jan 29 at 19:05
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Perfect. That makes sense. I will not avoid comments like 'Thanks', so Thanks!
– David
Jan 29 at 19:05
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Perfect. That makes sense. I will not avoid comments like 'Thanks', so Thanks!
– David
Jan 29 at 19:05
Perfect. That makes sense. I will not avoid comments like 'Thanks', so Thanks!
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@vignesh Can you please share where you see this documentation? In the component library under lightning-card, I see: Use the variant or class attributes to customize the styling.
– David
Jan 29 at 15:58