Class name generation in production mode produces minified class names which are sort as follows:
._a0
._a1
etc
It's possible for an ._ads class name to be generated and in result many browser ad-block plugins will apply an injected display: none stylesheet thereby hiding content. The content isn't an ad, but the minified class name makes ad-block think otherwise.
P.S. I don't have any steps to reproduce (as I noticed this in a private project) and also not sure if this can be really even be considered a bug in scalacss.
Class name generation in production mode produces minified class names which are sort as follows:
It's possible for an
._ads
class name to be generated and in result many browser ad-block plugins will apply an injecteddisplay: none
stylesheet thereby hiding content. The content isn't an ad, but the minified class name makes ad-block think otherwise.P.S. I don't have any steps to reproduce (as I noticed this in a private project) and also not sure if this can be really even be considered a bug in
scalacss
.