Apply md-dialog styles only to direct child md-content element

[brettstack]

This prevents the style being applied to other md-content elements.

[marcysutton]

Why are there multiple md-content elements? This causes problems when it isn't the direct descendant, like in the use case where a form has to wrap both the dialog content and the actions. #2514

If the padding is an issue, why can't the nested element be a <div>?

[brettstack]

My bad. The multiple md-content is a result of me trying to make my
directives super reusable (and failing). This style should either be
removed or perhaps instead use :first-child-of-type (untested bit should
work?).

On Fri, 24 Apr 2015 3:12 pm Marcy Sutton [email protected] wrote:

Why are there multiple md-content elements? This causes problems, and is
not recommended as a solution. #2514
#2514

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#2418 (comment).

[marcysutton]

Good idea, I'll investigate alternate selectors. Knowing the use case helps (reusable directives). It is probably a good idea to avoid nesting md-content if it stacks up padding.

[marcysutton]

Actually we're going to change md-content inside of a dialog to md-dialog-content, similar to md-card which has md-card-content. That will eliminate the problem entirely. I'll be sure to make note of it in commits and the Changelog!