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which is correct, however, in safari, it generates an empty rule as follows:
md-toolbar.md-hue-1.md-default-theme {}
I'm not sure why safari rule order is different or if that relates to the definition being empty. This results in a huge inconsistency that I had to patch by adding explicit color rules to the css.
There is a discrepancy with the auto-generated styles in chrome and safari on OSX. I have html similar to this:
In chrome, ngmaterial generates a rule as follows:
which is correct, however, in safari, it generates an empty rule as follows:
md-toolbar.md-hue-1.md-default-theme {}
I'm not sure why safari rule order is different or if that relates to the definition being empty. This results in a huge inconsistency that I had to patch by adding explicit color rules to the css.
Here is a plunkr that demonstrates the issue (notice in safari the toolbar background is black, but in chrome it is white):
http://embed.plnkr.co/OlIhHapqoBEg27dmuPJG/preview
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