In Clarity 2, we used the following code to generate a stack view with nested block headers.
<clr-stack-view>
<clr-stack-block [clrSbExpanded]="true">
<clr-stack-label>Leases</clr-stack-label>
<clr-stack-block [clrSbExpanded]="true">
<clr-stack-label>vApp leases</clr-stack-label>
<clr-stack-content></clr-stack-content>
<clr-stack-block>
<clr-stack-label>Runtime expiry action</clr-stack-label>
<clr-stack-content>Never expires</clr-stack-content>
</clr-stack-block>
<clr-stack-block>
<clr-stack-label>Runtime Expiry Action</clr-stack-label>
<clr-stack-content>Content</clr-stack-content>
</clr-stack-block>
</clr-stack-block>
</clr-stack-block>
</clr-stack-view>
After upgrading to Clarity 3, I'm getting a glitch on my sub header where the right part of it is white instead of the background color.
This seems to be because of the following CSS rule. I can probably workaround it...
.stack-view .stack-children .stack-block-label, .stack-view .stack-children .stack-block-content {
background-color: #fff;
background-color: var(--clr-stack-view-stack-children-stack-block-label-and-content-bg-color, white);
}
The question is whether this a bug? Or was I just using unsupported behavior in Clarity 2? You can play with it here