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[0.9.1] Regression in styling with custom css mixins #1601

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[0.9.1] Regression in styling with custom css mixins#1601

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@cedric-marcone
cedric-marcone
opened on May 23, 2015

Hi,
I don't know if it's on purpose because I can't keep up with the flow of recent commits but, in 0.9.0, passing multiple mixins to @apply used to work like a charm :

.class {
  @apply(--layout-horizontal --layout-center);
}

In 0.9.1, styles are not applied until you split the declaration with multiple @apply :

.class {
  @apply(--layout-horizontal);
  @apply(--layout-center);
}

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  1. sorvell commented on May 23, 2015

    @sorvell
    sorvell
    on May 23, 2015
    Contributor

    Yup, this was done on purpose. Sorry for the churn.

    We decided to leave room inside the parens (...) for future more interesting enhancements to the syntax.

    As you discovered, you'll need to use multiple @apply properties.

  2. sorvell
    closed this as completedon May 23, 2015

  3. cedric-marcone commented on May 23, 2015

    @cedric-marcone
    cedric-marcone
    on May 23, 2015
    ContributorAuthor

    Thanks for the feedback.
    Exciting times ahead !
    I can't wait for the Google IO ;)

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