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I had an issue where I used this on general elements with no additional styles. Since is natively inline, the .ripple:after pseudoelement would take its size from the nearest block level element, but anchor its central coordinates with the . This led to horizontal overflow issues where there otherwise were none.
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Yeah, seems like it's required for the element with ripple class to be either display: inline-block or display: block. Do you have any suggestion regarding this issue? Or just to close this one and add the info somewhere in README.md ?
I had an issue where I used this on general elements with no additional styles. Since is natively inline, the .ripple:after pseudoelement would take its size from the nearest block level element, but anchor its central coordinates with the . This led to horizontal overflow issues where there otherwise were none.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: