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When the paddingX styleprop is used, it becomes impossible to overwrite the padding with paddingLeft or paddingRight.
This can be a pitfall when creating custom components that can use prop spreading to get styles from a parent.
Steps to reproduce
functionMyCustomComponent(props: DivProps){return(<DivpaddingX="20px"{...props}>
Hello there!
</Div>);}functionApp(){return<MyCustomComponentpaddingLeft="50px"/>;// ⚠️ This padding will NOT be applied! It will stay 20px.}
Expected results
Because paddingLeft is more specific than paddingX, I expect it to take precedence over the paddingX rule.