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I guess, the class selectors should be "horizontal" and "vertical" instead of "horizontalLayout" and "verticalLayout". In purified css the current selectors are skipped, hence the eventRange line is not shown.
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in calendarView, I use: <div class="content" :class="[ PERIOD[view]+'View', viewLayout[view]+'Layout' ]">
I understand that some css purifiers may mark horizontalLayout and verticalLayout as unused.
Tell me if there is a way to declare horizontalLayout and verticalLayout as "generated from an expression"
I don't treat myself as an expert in this field, but if I add ".view" (e.g. .calendar .view .horizontalLayout .eventRange) in calenderEvents.vue, it seems to work. Same problem with "monthView" class selector btw.
I guess, the class selectors should be "horizontal" and "vertical" instead of "horizontalLayout" and "verticalLayout". In purified css the current selectors are skipped, hence the eventRange line is not shown.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: