Andrew Fletcher published: 20 April 2022 1 minute read
If you have upgraded Ionic to 5 or 6 you will have experienced that the padding attribute is not working anymore.
<ion-content padding *ngIf="loaded" color="medium">Use of attributes was deprecated in Ionic v4. If you would have noticed in developers console, Ionic 4 was presenting warnings of using these attributes. So post Ionic 4, these attributes were transitioned to CSS classes.
Now use these 'classes' as follows
<ion-content class="ion-padding" *ngIf="loaded" color="medium">
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