Open rniwa opened 3 months ago
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This is an attempt to frame the discussion of this breakout session. Some of the ideas here should likely be broken out into separate issues, but the issues for open styleable and theming are already over-saturated.
Discussion on open styleable has drifted away from the original proposal focused on providing a bridge for legacy styling and towards a focus on theming. However, theming based on applying user provided stylesheets sacrifices Shadow DOM's styling encapsulation. A proper theming solution should preserve style encapsulation in general while allowing authors to expose a themeable CSS-based API. If this session can focus on developing a good theming system, perhaps the simpler initial proposal for open styleable will be more appealing.
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Session to discuss open styleable shadow tree and theming https://github.com/WICG/webcomponents/issues/909
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Come up with a concrete proposal for open styleable shadow tree and theming
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