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What is the Use of THIS Salesforce CSS class?
What is the Use of THIS Salesforce CSS class?
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This adds namespacing to CSS and helps prevent one component’s CSS from blowing away another component’s styling.
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All top-level elements in a component have a special THIS CSS class added to them. This, effectively, adds namespacing to CSS and helps prevent one component's CSS from overriding another component's styling. The framework throws an error if a CSS file doesn't follow this convention.
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