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Their fix was to rename .tag to .badge-- but I think a more Bulma-like approach would be something like:
.tag:not(body)
I'd love a fix on this at a Bulma level, but if you're not interested in compatibility, there is WordPress-specific approaches such as modifying body_class filter to swap class names, but this is quite a messy fix for something that should be able to solved with minimal conflict and without changing .tag as a whole by utilizing :not.
Steps to Reproduce
Use Bulma in your WordPress theme
Visit site.com/tag/example
Be sad.
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Overview of the problem
This is about the Bulma CSS framework
I'm using Bulma version [0.4.4]
Description
I'm sure this issue will cause some face-palming (as it should)-- but I feel like it should be brought up.
When viewing a tag archive on WordPress, it adds
tag
into the body class. This causes the layout to break with Bulma.This was also an issue on Bootstrap.
Their fix was to rename
.tag
to.badge
-- but I think a more Bulma-like approach would be something like:.tag:not(body)
I'd love a fix on this at a Bulma level, but if you're not interested in compatibility, there is WordPress-specific approaches such as modifying
body_class
filter to swap class names, but this is quite a messy fix for something that should be able to solved with minimal conflict and without changing.tag
as a whole by utilizing:not
.Steps to Reproduce
site.com/tag/example
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: