Styling: classes aren't applied to elements.
See original GitHub issueStyling: classDef and classes aren’t applied to elements. Example:
graph TD
A-->B
C-->D
classDef def fill:#00f
class A def
Element A is green, but should be blue.
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Fixed: https://github.com/knsv/mermaid/compare/a8e49a0d2d522d7fb880b31b86453560f41b5653...0d0f793f8147e473ce082c18eeced2d806725db1
Same here. I am being able to style each node individually:
But when I try doing it with
classDef
nothing happens:Naming it
default
does nothing as well: