There’s a strange #Blazor behavior\bug where the `::deep` selector doesn’t... - ASP.NET Core Blazor

khalidabuhakmeh, 3 months ago

There’s a strange #Blazor behavior\bug where the ::deep selector doesn’t work unless your component appropriately has a wrapping HTML element because the unique attribute for scoped CSS gets added to the first HTML element in the component.

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TimPurdum, 3 months ago

@khalidabuhakmeh that definitely sounds like a bug. Do you know if it's been filed in Github?

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khalidabuhakmeh, 3 months ago

@TimPurdum 🤷‍♂️ I just write blog posts

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