How to add a custom class without replacing 'toast'?
See original GitHub issueSorry if this is answered somewhere, but I want to add some custom styles to an individual toast popup (e.g. increase width). I see the toastClass
config option - but this replaces the toast
class which has essential styles applied to it (from bootstrap styles).
Is the only way to copy all the styles attached to .toast
into my own custom class?
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put
'yourclass ngx-toastr'
for toastClass?i had success by being more specific with the classes. could also try !important.