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When we have a CSS prop in a component that itself is exported e.g.
import { css } from "next-yak"; export const Yak = () => ( <div css={css` display: flex; gap: 6px; `} > Yak </div> );
the compilation doesn't add the class name to it:
import { css, __yak_mergeCssProp } from "next-yak/internal"; import __styleYak from "./input.yak.module.css!=!./input?./input.yak.module.css"; export const YakLogo = ()=><div {.../*YAK EXPORTED MIXIN:YakLogo .YakLogo { display: flex; gap: 6px; } */ /*#__PURE__*/ css()({})}> Yak </div>;
and this means that the styling isn't applied.
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When we have a CSS prop in a component that itself is exported e.g.
the compilation doesn't add the class name to it:
and this means that the styling isn't applied.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: