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title css class
See original GitHub issueI noticed that since the latest minor release the css class title has some specific styles with !important
This has broken many of my components because I always use .title in my scoped CSS.
Is it necessary for vuetify to apply these styles to title?
I really like the ability to use very generic class names like title in scoped css, preferably without fear of them getting overwritten 😃
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Unfortunately I had to rename my classes, luckily I did not use a lot of .title classes, but since it’s a quite common word, I think it should be prefixed. I would be glad to hear about it from a Vuetify developer !
What is the point of scoped styles at all if Vuetify breaks them? Is there a list of all classes that Vuetify breaks or do we have to guess?
The very least a framework should do is prefix their styles - even if they didn’t override all of your “scoped” styles!