Hi. I have set up a site using the excellent Cornerstone and I think I may have found a bug.
I created multiple button elements (duplicated from the first button element). The corner radius settings are all exactly the same but the subsequent buttons are showing with square corners (border-radius: 0;).
The generated styles for these buttons use the following selectors:
#cs-content .e457-5.x-anchor, .e457-6.x-anchor, .e457-9.x-anchor
The .e457-5 element displays correctly but the other two don’t. It looks like a CSS specificity bug as the other two elements are not preceded with the #cs-content selector. This causes a cascade to the #cs-content .x-anchor selector:
#cs-content .e457-5.x-anchor (Specificity 1,2,0)
#cs-content .x-anchor (Specificity 1,1,0)
.e457-6.x-anchor (Specificity 0,2,0)
.e457-9.x-anchor (Specificity 0,2,0)
The .e457-6 and .e457-9 CSS selectors need to be promoted with the # id selector for the border-radius to be correctly applied. Is there any way I can do this in the current version of Cornerstone?
I have cleared the style cache with no effect. You can view the elements here: https://ptospeechanddrama.com/school-classes/#book_now
Please let me know if you need any further information. Cheers, Ant
