Issues are not visible in this app because it doesn't use a lot of Vuetify components. However, this ap uses Vuetify 4, while @cosmicds/vue-toolkituses Vuetify 3. This combination seems to cause styling conflicts because v4 switched to using CSS layers (introduced in v3.6), so the old v3 styles can creep in a break things. I noted this issue when trying to use the v-switch component.
This isn't something to fix, but a note for posterity.
Since we try to support older browsers, I would suggest not updating to v4 - as many older browsers don't support layers (we seem to try to support back to 2015).
Issues are not visible in this app because it doesn't use a lot of Vuetify components. However, this ap uses Vuetify 4, while
@cosmicds/vue-toolkituses Vuetify 3. This combination seems to cause styling conflicts because v4 switched to using CSS layers (introduced in v3.6), so the old v3 styles can creep in a break things. I noted this issue when trying to use thev-switchcomponent.This isn't something to fix, but a note for posterity.
Since we try to support older browsers, I would suggest not updating to v4 - as many older browsers don't support layers (we seem to try to support back to 2015).