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Using the sprite-loader inline styles like .a { fill: #ff0; } are changed by the loader to #icon-name .a { fill: #ff0; }. This is breaking code here as we use the innerHTML of the <symbol> with the icon.
We could add the id to the usage of that innerHTML, but than our HTML would be illegally contain duplicate ids. So that's a no go.
Please add a config setting to prevent altering the selectors inside the <styles> section of a <symbol>!
What is the current behavior?
Automatically ids get inserted in the <styles> selector of a symbol
What is the expected behavior?
No changing of the selectors in the <styles> section when new optional setting is set to false to turn this off.
If this is a feature request, what is motivation or use case for changing the behavior?
See above; we use innerHTML because that's way faster in performance than using <use> in animations. <use> has important cons.
Do you want to request a feature, report a bug or ask a question?
Using the sprite-loader inline styles like
.a { fill: #ff0; }are changed by the loader to#icon-name .a { fill: #ff0; }. This is breaking code here as we use theinnerHTMLof the<symbol>with the icon. We could add the id to the usage of that innerHTML, but than our HTML would be illegally contain duplicate ids. So that's a no go.Please add a config setting to prevent altering the selectors inside the
<styles>section of a<symbol>!What is the current behavior?
Automatically ids get inserted in the
<styles>selector of a symbolWhat is the expected behavior?
No changing of the selectors in the
<styles>section when new optional setting is set tofalseto turn this off.If this is a feature request, what is motivation or use case for changing the behavior?
See above; we use
innerHTMLbecause that's way faster in performance than using<use>in animations.<use>has important cons.Please tell us about your environment: