add custom className support for the top level element #208
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May 15, 2018 22:16
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Solves #227 |
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merge? |
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is this going to get merged? I'm having a problem with not being able to style this div |
Karllas
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Dec 30, 2019
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Any progress? Can we expect this to be merged in near future? |
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@Karllas Any progress on this? |
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@Karllas Hello, how are you? Any progress? Can you merge this? |
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add custom className support for the top level element
at the moment, everything is being wrapped in a div without any props. that makes it impossible to access properly for styling.