It appears that there may be some confusion with CSS class names that contain other class names, leading to problems with the way styles are parsed. It appears to only be a problem on Android. For instance, in this repo, I have these classes: .button, .button-assertive, and .button-assertive-outlined.
For example, this button element doesn't load the button-assertive class: <Button class="button button-assertive" text="assertive" />
...but if you remove the .button-assertive-outlined class from the CSS file, it does work. Again, works on iOS, but this problem only comes up on Android.
cc @tjvantoll
It appears that there may be some confusion with CSS class names that contain other class names, leading to problems with the way styles are parsed. It appears to only be a problem on Android. For instance, in this repo, I have these classes:
.button, .button-assertive, and .button-assertive-outlined.For example, this button element doesn't load the
button-assertive class:<Button class="button button-assertive" text="assertive" />...but if you remove the
.button-assertive-outlinedclass from the CSS file, it does work. Again, works on iOS, but this problem only comes up on Android.cc @tjvantoll