petercat-assistant[bot]
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2 weeks ago It seems like you're experiencing an issue with the prefixCls prop in Layout.Content, Layout.Header, and Layout.Footer components of Ant Design. The problem is that the styles of the Ant Layout are overriding the styles of these components when the prefixCls is changed, leading to unexpected UI output.
To address this issue, you can try the following steps:
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Custom Styles: Ensure that your custom styles are specific enough to override the default Ant Design styles. You might need to use more specific CSS selectors or increase the specificity of your styles.
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Inspect CSS: Use your browser's developer tools to inspect the CSS being applied to the components. This can help you identify which styles are overriding your custom styles and adjust accordingly.
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Check CSS Load Order: Make sure that your custom styles are loaded after the Ant Design styles. This ensures that your styles have the final say in the styling.
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Use
!important: As a last resort, you can use the!importantdeclaration in your CSS to force your styles to take precedence. However, this should be used sparingly as it can make your CSS harder to maintain.
If these steps do not resolve the issue, it might be a bug or limitation within Ant Design itself. In such cases, you can report the issue to the Ant Design team or check if there are any existing issues or discussions related to this problem on their GitHub repository.
If you need further assistance, feel free to provide more details or ask additional questions.
MadCcc
github-actions[bot]
Reproduction link
Steps to reproduce
Pass prefixCls prop in
Layout.ContentorLayout.HeaderorLayout.FooterWhat is expected?
Prefix Class should be changed and UI output should be same as what we get without passing prefixCls.
What is actually happening?
Prefix class is getting changed. But styles of Ant Layout is overriding the styles of Ant Layout Content, Header & Footer. which is causing a different output