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Flex component doesn't add `display: 'flex'` to div (in rc.4)
See original GitHub issueHello there.
I’ve noticed that somehow in chakra-ui v1.0.0 rc.4, Flex component doesn’t add display: 'flex' property to chakra.div element. Maybe it could be related to this commit.
Enclosing images of same Flex component rendered using rc.3 and rc.4:
- RC.3:
- RC.4
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Glad its resolved 😃 I believe
__cssis exposed because there can be (rare) use cases, but its technically an internal API. Usesxto merge with existing, predefined styles.@ljosberinn You’re right and I’m so sorry. Actually, after revising code more closely I’ve found that I added
_cssproperty to myFlexcomponent. Somehow, this managed to get rid ofdisplay: 'flex'attribute.The problem is fixed after changing
__cssproperty tosx.