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For example, the <div> that takes the input keeps dynamically widening when a chip is added.
<div>
This can be stopped by adding a width property.
width
Normally, I can just override the css elements in my own custom.css, but because the styling appears to be inline, I cannot do so.
custom.css
Would we be able to add names to divs? This would at the very least make customization a bit easier.
I've highlighted in the screenshot which <div> I wish to customize.
Currently, the workaround is to make another empty div that wraps around the chip, and use that to apply width properties.
This is fine, but applying names to div would be easier to customize (IMO)
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For example, the
<div>that takes the input keeps dynamically widening when a chip is added.This can be stopped by adding a
widthproperty.Normally, I can just override the css elements in my own
custom.css, but because the styling appears to be inline, I cannot do so.Would we be able to add names to divs? This would at the very least make customization a bit easier.
I've highlighted in the screenshot which
<div>I wish to customize.Currently, the workaround is to make another empty div that wraps around the chip, and use that to apply width properties.
This is fine, but applying names to div would be easier to customize (IMO)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: