🐛 Modal: Fix issue where polyfill-classname was not applied when using SSR (Next.js) #2954
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Feels a bit hacky, but at the same time somewhat elegant since we don't need another
useState
or something like that. But let me know if you can think of a better way to fix it.The problem is that
needPolyfill
isfalse
when the component is rendered on the server. It is correctly set totrue
when running in the browser, but the className is not actually updated. (You get a warning that the className did not match server etc.)