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Update readme to include tips for font size #140
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Yep we should fix that... if we cannot remove this mandatory step... what do you think if we adopt a pragmatic applying directly the mixins to html and body tag? @cjhowald @mrac p.s. I talk to @xonic (thomas) before my holidays and it seems the dc-html mixin is really required and must be applied to the html tag. The dc-body mixin instead could be applied to every container element. |
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…apply style directly on html and body because they are in any case required BREAKING CHANGE: .dc-html and .dc-body classes were removed. If you @include dc-typography-selectors (already included when import dress-code and @include dc-everything) you don't need anymore to use dc-html and dc-body classes, style is already applied to html and body.
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…pply style directly on html and body because they are in any case required BREAKING CHANGE: .dc-html and .dc-body classes were removed. If you @include dc-typography-selectors (already included when import dress-code and @include dc-everything) you don't need anymore to use dc-html and dc-body classes, style is already applied to html and body.
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…pply style directly on html and body because they are in any case required BREAKING CHANGE: .dc-html and .dc-body classes were removed. If you @include dc-typography-selectors (already included when import dress-code and @include dc-everything) you don't need anymore to use dc-html and dc-body classes, style is already applied to html and body.
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refactor(typography): solve #140, remove .dc-html .dc-body classes...
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This will be solved with 1.0.0 beta, the fix is already merged in the 1.0.0 beta branch. |
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…pply style directly on html and body because they are in any case required BREAKING CHANGE: .dc-html and .dc-body classes were removed. If you @include dc-typography-selectors (already included when import dress-code and @include dc-everything) you don't need anymore to use dc-html and dc-body classes, style is already applied to html and body.
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* develop: docs(demo): adjust margin-botton for the dropdown button feat(table): Add compatibility btwn table and atoms. Close #90 fix(demo-dialog): fix dialog preview, broken after IE fix pull request was merged, see #156 style(input-group): remove commented out property #101 style(tooltip): add IE 10-fix comment #102 fix(select): Fix select for IE. Close #99 chore(gulp): reorder require statements chore(gulp): remove unused dev deps, add dependencies badges, fix license filed in the package.json fix(table): Fix table for IE. Close #100 fix(inputs): Fix input groups for IE. Close #101 refactor(typography): solve #140, remove .dc-html .dc-body classes, apply style directly on html and body because they are in any case required fix(tooltip): Fix tooltip for IE. Close #102 fix(icons): Fix icon font for IE. Close #98 chore(release): 1.3.0-alpha fix(tooltip): Fix tooltip display for small elements. Close #150 feat(icons): Add drag icon
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Right now, to achieve proper sizing, the
<html>and<body>tags have to have classesdc-htmlanddc-bodyapplied, respectively. We should add this to the usage steps.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: