WIP: Class content not applied to Taxonomy element with separator

Bugs
1

Hi there,

I have a class added to a Bricks Element taxonomy but the class contents are not shown in the HTML output. When styling on ID level it works

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(targetted class is below my circle in the console)

Same kind of issue i have with the Pricing Element =
When there is a discount price, the font color is correct; but when the regular pricing is set i get a style i cannot edit (the pricing keeps black)

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Due to this css
.card-prints__price {
.price:not(:has(del)) bdi {
color: var(–dark);
font-weight: 700;
}
}

Bug? Or missing something?

Jasper

2

Hi Jasper,
Thanks so much for your report!

Unfortunately, I cannot replicate the issue.

It’s somehow confusing since your taxonomy element markup is entirely different. For me, it uses an ul > li structure, not a plain div :thinking:

What happens if you add a new taxonomy element and apply your class to it?

Also, the .price:not(:has(del)) bdi styles are not from Bricks. You probably added them yourself with a higher specificity than the default selectors. Make them less specific and it will work.

If you get stuck, please send us access data and a link to this thread to help@bricksbuilder.io.

Best regards,
timmse

3

Hi Timmse,

Thanks, gonna check it out. I am using Core Framework as extra layer so i going to dig into the code. Will report back.

Jasper

4

Hi Timse,

Well… i found the hidden .price:not(:has(del)) bdi tags inside a partly imported template. So for this my excuses for your replicating time as it was a external party adding this one.

For the Taxonomy i do have a native Bricks thing and i found ou the issue for not styling.
Whenever a seperator is applied (comma, column, letter etc.) it looses it’s styling:

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Jasper

5

Yes, that’s it! Thanks so much for double checking. I added it to the bug tracker :v: