I was using MS docs to configure a custom scope identifier for my isolated css code.I added this to my .csproj file
<ItemGroup><None Update="Pages/Jobs.razor.css" CssScope="jobs-scope" /></ItemGroup>this is my Jobs.Razor.css file
::deep .blurry-dialog-background { backdrop-filter: blur(10px);}This is how I would like to reference the css class in my Jobs.Razor.cs
DialogOptions options = new(){ ClassBackground = "blurry-dialog-background[jobs-scope]", CloseButton = true,};But what I can see using chrome dev tools is, that the generated file looks like this:
/* _content/Project/Pages/Jobs.razor.rz.scp.css */[jobs-scope] .blurry-dialog-background { backdrop-filter: blur(10px);}So how do I correctly identify the css so I can use it in my code? All auto generated css scopes look different and I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or if it is a bug?