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I'm trying to add a custom styling for a p-multi-select in one component, thus I wanted to use the [dt]-property to have a scoped styling.
But no matter how I can't get these scoped styling to work on the p-multi-select. To be sure that there is no weird configuration or other errors in my environment, I followed the example from the documentation with the toggle-switch (https://primeng.org/theming#scopedtokens) and it works as intended.
So, there has to be something in the implementation of the multi-select that ignores the [dt]-property.
Describe the bug
I'm trying to add a custom styling for a p-multi-select in one component, thus I wanted to use the
[dt]
-property to have a scoped styling.But no matter how I can't get these scoped styling to work on the p-multi-select. To be sure that there is no weird configuration or other errors in my environment, I followed the example from the documentation with the toggle-switch (https://primeng.org/theming#scopedtokens) and it works as intended.
So, there has to be something in the implementation of the multi-select that ignores the
[dt]
-property.Pull Request Link
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Reason for not contributing a PR
Other Reason
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Reproducer
https://stackblitz.com/edit/rxhmal66?file=src%2Fapp%2Fmulti-select-basic-demo.ts
Environment
Angular 19, PrimeNG 19
Angular version
19.0.1
PrimeNG version
v19
Node version
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Browser(s)
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Steps to reproduce the behavior
Expected behavior
Stylings defined via
[dt]
should be applied just as styling defined in the app's general theme.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: