This was always the design but in 4.0 IIRC the space is put into the
layouts and not needed in the admin field anymore. IMO this is a step
backwards but it is what it is.

Without the space, you can override the class the suffix is added to if
need be, and add extra classes. Putting the space in the layout removes
the ability to override the class.

On Sun, Dec 23, 2018 at 10:38 AM Chacapamac notifications@github.com
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Steps to reproduce the issue

Add a custom module class in the administration
Expected result

.basicclass .mycustomclass
Actual result (without adding the space

.basicclassmycustomclass

Is this a recurrent bug. You need to add a space to a custom module class
to be sure this class appear as you have type ?
Is this by design?

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Understood. Make sens & practical to keep it that way.

If original temlplate defined class = originalclass

No space override the orignal class = originalclassmyclass

With space we add a class = originalclass + myclass

Great Thanks!

Closing as expected behavior since it's called a "suffix".