} </<strong>style</strong>> mixing local and global styles

Style scoped v-deep. Just inspect class of the rendered element which you want to modify using devtools in chrome or any browser console. It stops the css rules of your component bleeding out into other areas of your app by assigning your. You need to use it that way:

Vue component style penetration / deep / :: Web open cryi opened this issue on jun 2, 2021 · 4 comments · may be fixed by #3882 cryi on jun 2, 2021 feature request feat: Vue <<strong>style scoped</strong>> :global (.red) { color:

*/ } </<strong>style</strong>> the above will be compiled into: Web now that the deep selector is gone, and it's only a simple > selector, the styles will no longer be applied to the elements inside. It is more convenient to use ::

Web if you want a selector in scoped styles to be deep, i.e. Affecting child components, you can use the >>> combinator: Then, in you consuming component, modify it

Web vue <<strong>style scoped</strong>> :slotted (div) { color: For that, we have the /deep/ selector, and you can use it to access inner elements of components as follows: Web in this way, all style targets point to the current page (component), achieving complete style closure::

Web scoped css is awesome and i strongly encourage its use when building reusable components. Affecting child components, you can use the >>> combinator from the vue doc for scoped css the modal you mentioned is apparently not being controlled by the component where you imported bootstrap. } with either syntax, the <<strong>style</strong>> tag for this component must be scoped: