vitoreis

Customer
Maybe something basic but...

I'm using XenBase Prefixes on Style properties settings.

In Edit Prefix -> Display styling -> Other:
Code:
label label--red articles
In extra.less:
Code:
.label .label--red .articles i:before { .m-faContent(@fa-var-list-alt);}

What is missing?
 
Solution
Probably need to adjust the CSS a little, move the spaces and the i

Code:
.label.label--red.articles:before { .m-faContent(@fa-var-list-alt);}

Spaces in CSS indicate it's the child of something:

<div class="label">
<div class="label--red">
<div class="articles">


Also, by default there are no i tags in the prefixes (unless you're using a custom plugin of sorts).
Probably need to adjust the CSS a little, move the spaces and the i

Code:
.label.label--red.articles:before { .m-faContent(@fa-var-list-alt);}

Spaces in CSS indicate it's the child of something:

<div class="label">
<div class="label--red">
<div class="articles">


Also, by default there are no i tags in the prefixes (unless you're using a custom plugin of sorts).
 
Solution
Probably need to adjust the CSS a little, move the spaces and the i

Code:
.label.label--red.articles:before { .m-faContent(@fa-var-list-alt);}

Spaces in CSS indicate it's the child of something:

<div class="label">
<div class="label--red">
<div class="articles">


Also, by default there are no i tags in the prefixes (unless you're using a custom plugin of sorts).
Working! Thank you ;-)
 

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