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				Wow this is bad :/
When I face similar issue I usually be mistaken by only writing class instead of className lol - 
				
				Try react-semantic-ui , if you are not limited to Material Design.
The docs are better than MUI except for some parts like form etc. , Which you can configure yourself - 
				
				I was reading about Material UI earlier today, and was wondering is it worth it?
I have an existing ReactJs project that I'm considering to switch from Bootstrap to Material UI just for the sake of learning - 
				
				@lokiiarora looks nice but is it in active developmenet? Their last commit was two months ago
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Root772338y@gitpush Material UI is very pretty.
It's a pain to get to work, but it seems like a one-time investment.
So. Maybe? - 
				
				@gitpush bit it is quite stable . It's last commit was like 14 hrs ago and I'm talking about react-semantic-ui.
I've used it in some projects of mine .
Works like a bliss - 
				
				@Ashkin thanks I started checking it out it is nice looking UI honestly
@lokiiarora oh amazing, I will try it out and compare results with material UI 😀 
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Oh yes the timing is impeccable
Material-UI.
I'm exhausted, so I'll keep this short.
I changed a TextField to a TimePicker, and noticed my className prop didn't apply anymore.
I thought it was my mui/redux-form wrapper for that component since I had just written it, but that was basically a straight copy/paste from the other wrappers, and both receives and passes the prop just fine.
After a lot of fighting, I finally found a workaround: if I add a `data-work-you-piece-of-garbage` prop alongside it, only then will the className show up on the rendered element. Why? I have no freaking clue. I tested it three times and got the same results. I looked through the MUI source and it still doesn't make any sense.
Fucking whatever, only three hours wasted.
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