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Add support for user-land classname prop#16
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Add support for user-land classname prop#16georgegillams wants to merge 1 commit intotravisdmathis:masterfrom georgegillams:add-support-for-userland-styling
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| I will take a look at this after the holidays. Thanks for the submission. |
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At the moment it is not possible to provide a className for the component to apply, as the outer div uses a hard-coded className value.
I have updated this so that, with no user-provided className prop it behaves as before, but with a className prop both outer styles will be applied