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Not only does this mean that the name "li class" an outright lie (it should be something like contentClass), it also means that there is no way to change the class of the <li> element, nor is there a static class allowing it to be changed via css.
Reproduction
n/a
Flowbite version and System Info
Present in latest version. Bug is agnostic to browser, etc.
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Describe the bug
The implementation is:
Not only does this mean that the name "li class" an outright lie (it should be something like
contentClass
), it also means that there is no way to change the class of the<li>
element, nor is there a static class allowing it to be changed via css.Reproduction
n/a
Flowbite version and System Info
Present in latest version. Bug is agnostic to browser, etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: