Pulse · saadeghi/daisyui · GitHub

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The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20220529020516/https://github.com/saadeghi/daisyui/pulse

May 21, 2022 – May 28, 2022

Overview

0 Active pull requests

14 Active issues
- 0 Merged pull requests
- 0 Open pull requests
- 12 Closed issues
- 2 New issues

12 Issues closed by 2 people

Interpolated progress bar classes don't apply style
#820 closed May 29, 2022
Typo in Next/Prev Carousel example
#816 closed May 26, 2022
Update Countdown component to support --value up to 365
#817 closed May 26, 2022
Unable to stop leaking font-size style from parent page to shadow dom of my component
#798 closed May 26, 2022
How to contribute?
#806 closed May 26, 2022
Rounded table loses rounded corners on horizontal scrolling
#796 closed May 24, 2022
.modal-box rounded bottoms missing
#799 closed May 24, 2022
Use dropdown in table with overflow-x-auto
#812 closed May 24, 2022
Bug: responsive card is not responsive using CDN import
#807 closed May 24, 2022
Cannot make a table with DaisyUI on svelte
#809 closed May 24, 2022
Scrollbars ala #119
#768 closed May 24, 2022
Feature Request: Add Autocomplete Component
#805 closed May 23, 2022

2 Issues opened by 2 people

Progress Bar Not Showing on Chrome
#818 opened May 27, 2022
Daisy UI is failing to compiled if arbitrary values are used with the @apply directive during build
#814 opened May 25, 2022

1 Unresolved conversation

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Bug: Drawer component 2 scrollbars because of height: 100vh on iPhone (not tested on android)
#702 commented on May 22, 2022 • 1 new comment