As the title implies, the HTML template still requires the now deprecated 'baseClass' option. With the 'baseSelector' option, the generated HTML file renders incorrectly due to missing classes. As the 'baseClass' option is converted into a 'baseSelector' value, it now always fails.
Ex: output from previous version, using 'baseClass' = 'glyphicon':
As the title implies, the HTML template still requires the now deprecated 'baseClass' option. With the 'baseSelector' option, the generated HTML file renders incorrectly due to missing classes. As the 'baseClass' option is converted into a 'baseSelector' value, it now always fails.
Ex: output from previous version, using 'baseClass' = 'glyphicon':
New version, using using 'baseSelector' = '.glyphicon' (or same 'baseClass' as before), outputs: