mat-card elevation can no longer change with mat-elevation-z* classes #3123
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Fixes an issue that prevents users from overriding the elevation of cards. The issue was introduced with the switch to the `mat-` prefix which changed the styling of cards from an element selector to a class, which has a higher specificity than the elevation classes. This change only adds the card shadow if it doesn't have an elevation class. Fixes angular#3123.
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Fixes an issue that prevents users from overriding the elevation of cards. The issue was introduced with the switch to the `mat-` prefix which changed the styling of cards from an element selector to a class, which has a higher specificity than the elevation classes. This change only adds the card shadow if it doesn't have an elevation class. Fixes #3123.
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Bug, feature request, or proposal:
I used to be possible to change the mat-card elevation using mat-elevation-z* classes, but now mat-card default elevation dominates any mat-elevation-z* classes
What is the expected behavior?
mat-elevation-z* classes should modify mat-card elevation
What is the current behavior?
mat-card elevation cannot be overridden by applying mat-elevation-z* classes
What are the steps to reproduce?
Apply mat-elevation-z6 class to mat-card. mat-card elevation is unchanged.
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