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I tried to use the "@include flex-item" mixin to get the same effect as using these two classes on an element: .fs-offset-left-7 .fs-5.
However, when I tried it did not work. I had to use two flex-item mixins to get the same effect: @include flex-item(5, 12, null, null, true, null, 0, 0); @include flex-item(7, 12, 7, left, false);
Is it a bug that this can't be achieved using a single mixin?
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I tried to use the "@include flex-item" mixin to get the same effect as using these two classes on an element: .fs-offset-left-7 .fs-5.
However, when I tried it did not work. I had to use two flex-item mixins to get the same effect:
@include flex-item(5, 12, null, null, true, null, 0, 0);
@include flex-item(7, 12, 7, left, false);
Is it a bug that this can't be achieved using a single mixin?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: