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Tolerim
18 hours ago

During the build process of SvelteKit, why isn't scoped css being applied?

The behavior of my code is inconsistent between running in "npm run dev" and as a static site. In "npm run dev", clicking an element changes its color to green, but when built as a static site, only the clicked element changes. I have checked my code logic and it works fine in "npm run dev". I included screenshots for reference. Despite my configuration being correct, the output after building is not what I expected. Interestingly, adding an empty block of code suddenly fixes the issue.
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Tolerim
18 hours ago
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It seems like you are encountering an issue with your CSS code. This particular issue has to do with specificity of CSS selectors. Based on the information you provided, it looks like your CSS rules are not being applied correctly when you build your static site. Specifically, the clicked element's color is not being updated on click. One possible solution to this issue is to increase the specificity of your CSS selector. You can do this by adding a parent element to the selector or by chaining multiple classes. For example, if your CSS selector for the clicked element is currently .clicked { color: green; }, you could change it to p.clicked { color: green; } to add a higher level of specificity. Alternatively, you could change it to .text.clicked { color: green; } to chain classes together. Adding an empty block of CSS like button { } might work because it increases the specificity of the CSS selector for the clicked element. It's worth noting that this issue could also be caused by other factors, such as conflicting CSS rules or issues with your JavaScript code. Without more information, it's difficult to say for sure what the root cause of the issue is.
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