Bricks Version: 1.5 RC
Not sure if this is related to WIP: SVG's all shrunk, but setting a width & height in a class on an SVG element doesn’t do anything. It inherits the default styling:
Hi Sunny,
Is this when using the SVG element? If so, works fine for me.
Can you provide more info as to how to re-create the problem?
Oh weird. Yeah this was for an SVG element and on a fresh install, so I figured it was pretty straightforward. I’ll see if there’s any specific step to reproduce.
With all due respect, I fixed it 
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You mean problems don’t just fix themselves?? Thought that’s how software dev worked 
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Hehe, if we reach that level, then you better fasten your seatbelt 
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Hi,
I actually don’t understand this rule:
[class*=brxe-] svg {
height: inherit;
width: inherit;
}
IMHO it is insanely invasive, since (almost) EVERYTHING is nested inside a brxe-something.
This rule is actually almost equivalent to:
svg {
height: inherit;
width: inherit;
}
Does it look right to you to interfere so much with a standard tag?
In fact it breaks all my custom SVGs 
For instance, I have inline SVGs – copied/pasted from some source or automatically generated by custom tools – with custom sizes and this rule takes precedence.
@thomas , any thought on this, please?
@yankiara We can make sure to only apply this rule (starting at 1.5.1) to svg tags that don’t have a width and height attribute, but it is needed for multiple elements that contain an “Icon” control and where the CSS selector is not the svg itself, but the parent node.
@thomas Is 1.5.1 beta coming today?
Then, couldn’t you use more specific selectors like .brxe-element-slug > svg ?
[class*=brxe-] svg is WAAAAAY too general, it targets ALL SVGs inside sections or containers, etc.
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