Because the javascript has inline CSS styles, you cannot properly have a secure Content security policy without the console error log filling up, all of them need separating into a separate stylesheet. I ended up converting the styles to css classes in the js and it fixed the issues. PS: I didn't see the CSP post further down before last night..
Because the javascript has inline CSS styles, you cannot properly have a secure Content security policy without the console error log filling up, all of them need separating into a separate stylesheet. I ended up converting the styles to css classes in the js and it fixed the issues. PS: I didn't see the CSP post further down before last night..