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Dear ABP,

We're having problem getting the custom CSS class (or element ID) to the rendered main menu item.

  • ABP Framework version: v4.4.3
  • UI type: Blazor
  • Steps to reproduce the issue:" In the menu contributor (method ConfigureMainMenuAsync), while adding new application menu item, parameters elementId and/or cssClass should be used.

context.Menu.AddItem(new ApplicationMenuItem( MyAppMenus.Notifications, l["Menu:Notifications"], icon: "fas fa-bell", order: 6, requiredPermissionName: MyAppPermissions.Notifications.Default, url: NavigationConsts.Notifications.Default, elementId: "my-custom-menu-id", cssClass: "my-custom-menu-class"));

After the web app. loads, we can't find the specified elementId and/or cssClass (using inspector in the browser).

Best Regards, Miroslav Šturlan

Dear Sir/Madam,

I'm afraid somerhing is not quite right with our ABP solution - Blazor WebAssembly front-end project to be exact (we just started with our Blazor front-end project and it contains < 20 components).

We're on v4.3.3 (.NET core v5.0.301) and most of us in the dev team are experiencing slow build times ( ~3 minutes). So far, I've tried to reinstall Visual Studio 2019 Enterprise (v16.10.2) and I've switched to another PC (new hardware, 6 core CPU, 32GB RAM, NVMe SSD).

While building, I can see VBSCCompiler and CSC exe files take 10-25% of the CPU. Web API project is OK (builds in <10 seconds), but our front-end project is really troubling us. I tried to build a different solution, without ABP, and it took only a few seconds. I cloned this project https://github.com/syncfusion/blazor-samples and dotnet build took ~15 seconds.

Is anyone else experiencing similar issues? Do you have any suggestions that might help us?

Best Regards, Miroslav Šturlan Teched Ltd.

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