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Not sure if the creator of #22 is experiencing the same thing (there are too little details), but I am having some issues with applying the styles in Angular as well.
For example, in such a scenario (regular non-modal component) as below, the styles are applied only when using /deep/, whereas when using :host the styles get applied only to the first element of the ListView whereas the other items don't get the styles defined with the phone or tablet class. Since the Angular docs say that using /deep/ has been depreciated, I would prefer to avoid that use.
Hi!
Not sure if the creator of #22 is experiencing the same thing (there are too little details), but I am having some issues with applying the styles in Angular as well.
For example, in such a scenario (regular non-modal component) as below, the styles are applied only when using
/deep/, whereas when using:hostthe styles get applied only to the first element of theListViewwhereas the other items don't get the styles defined with thephoneortabletclass. Since the Angular docs say that using/deep/has been depreciated, I would prefer to avoid that use.This works:
This does not work:
What am I missing?
Thanks!