Since #52 was merged, classes like font-bolditalicunderlineline-throughinvisible are wrapping the content of the element with escape codes.
But classes like uppercase, truncate, snacecase are transforming the content of the element.
So when these classes are combined, e.g. font-bold uppercase, the escape codes will be capitalized which breaks them.
Also, if the classes are set in reverse order, e.g. uppercase font-bold this does not happen because the classes are applied in the order they appear (it should not).
E.g. <div class="font-bold uppercase">text</div> renders <bg=default;options=>\e[1MTEXT\e[0M</> instead of <bg=default;options=>\e[1mTEXT\e[0m</>.
Since #52 was merged, classes like
font-bold
italic
underline
line-through
invisible
are wrapping the content of the element with escape codes.But classes like
uppercase
,truncate
,snacecase
are transforming the content of the element.So when these classes are combined, e.g.
font-bold uppercase
, the escape codes will be capitalized which breaks them. Also, if the classes are set in reverse order, e.g.uppercase font-bold
this does not happen because the classes are applied in the order they appear (it should not).E.g.
<div class="font-bold uppercase">text</div>
renders<bg=default;options=>\e[1MTEXT\e[0M</>
instead of<bg=default;options=>\e[1mTEXT\e[0m</>
.