Open elibarzilay opened 1 year ago
The reason it's there is that it holds the stock YouTube embed look and feel. In terms of bloat/perf loss, ::before doesn't add weight to the perf in the traces so I'm inclined to leave it as is.
On Tue, Jul 25, 2023, 9:41 PM Eli Barzilay @.***> wrote:
It took me a while to realize that the top shadow effect is coming from here and not from youtube...
Initially I thought about adding another attribute to specify the gradient, or the whole ::before etc -- but then I remembered this from CONTRIBUTING.md:
Anything that adds bloat or perf loss won't be accepted [...]
So for myself, I just nuked it, but following the same motto, it seems fitting to drop it -- if anyone wants to see a shadow, they can add one themselves, no?
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OK, that makes sense (and it did take me a while to realize where that shadow was coming from since it did feel like it's what youtube hands out...).
Would you mind adding some posterbare
option that will drop it?
Ping on this?
It took me a while to realize that the top shadow effect is coming from here and not from youtube...
Initially I thought about adding another attribute to specify the gradient, or the whole
::before
etc -- but then I remembered this fromCONTRIBUTING.md
:So for myself, I just nuked it, but following the same motto, it seems fitting to drop it -- if anyone wants to see a shadow, they can add one themselves, no?