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Description:
The CSS class for the widget is being applied to both the widget itself and its label. This duplication is unnecessary and causes unwanted styling issues for the label within the widget's container.
Steps to Reproduce:
Insert a widget.
Apply a CSS class to the widget.
Observe that the same CSS class is also applied to the widget's label element.
Expected Behavior:
The CSS class should only be applied to the widget and not duplicated onto the label element inside the widget.
Actual Behavior:
The CSS class is duplicated onto the label element, causing unintended styling effects.
Additional Information:
There seems to be no reason for the class applied to the widget (a div element) to also be applied to its label element. This results in styling conflicts and should be addressed to ensure proper application of CSS classes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description:
The CSS class for the widget is being applied to both the widget itself and its label. This duplication is unnecessary and causes unwanted styling issues for the label within the widget's container.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior:
The CSS class should only be applied to the widget and not duplicated onto the label element inside the widget.
Actual Behavior:
The CSS class is duplicated onto the label element, causing unintended styling effects.
Additional Information:
There seems to be no reason for the class applied to the widget (a div element) to also be applied to its label element. This results in styling conflicts and should be addressed to ensure proper application of CSS classes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: