Open sanderschnydrig opened 3 years ago
Of course I can use
document.querySelector('#toast-container.toast-top')
and
document.querySelector('#toast-container.toast-bottom')
respectively. Just wanted to point out it makes the HTML invalid.
Might it be a solution to use the overlay-container as and ID #overlay-container and append the #toast-container-{position} with the position of the toast-container? Like #toast-container-top, #toast-container-bottom, #toast-container-bottom-center or something like that?
When using one toast with positionClass 'toast-bottom' and one with 'toast-top' there are two divs with the same id added to the DOM with the #toast-container. This makes the HTML invalid and I haven't been able to reference both containers in javascript using the document.getElementById method.