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I need to add two classes to an element using the css binding.
For example:
<div class="animal" data-bind="css: mammal, dog"></div>
However this only adds the first class, "mammal".
Please could you tell me what I'm doing wrong. Thanks
data-bind="css: {mammal:true, dog:true}"
data-bind="css: mammal, css: dog"
Try this:
<div class="animal" data-bind="css: {mammal:true, dog:true}"></div>
See documentation
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you can also use a string like this:
<div class="animal" data-bind="css:{'mammal dog':true}"></div>
you do not need to have a comma (,). just write with a space like below:
<div data-bind="css:{'class1 class2 class3':true}"></div>
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data-bind="css: {mammal:true, dog:true}"ordata-bind="css: mammal, css: dog"should both work.