Moving style to css

[manulera]

Hello,

First of all, I would like to thank you for the great work. I really like the library. I think it gives a great base tool to work with sequences. I am planning to use this on a website that I am building, and I am wondering whether it would be ok for you to move the style elements to css. For example .coverage() would set the class of the <span> elements of the sequence, rather than setting the style directly. I think this has many advantages:

• You could set all the legend and sequence coverage styles directly in the css.
• It would be much easier to have intersecting coverages and styling them. For example, right now I am working with gene sequences that have different parts (UTR, exons, introns...) and it is not possible to combine the coverage of this elements with the search highlighting.

If I progress with the website, I would be willing to do this myself, but I wonder if this is something you find valuable and would be willing to incorporate into the project.

Once again, thanks for the fantastic library.

Best, Manu

[MatSchaeff]

Hello Manu, I agree, it might be better to put the style in a separate file. It would allow more customization and avoid css conflicts. I won't have time to modify it myself, but if you manage to do it, i suggest you to do a pull request, i would gladly accept it. Thank you for your suggestion, Mathieu