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Yay for old legacy CSS that over=-used !important.
I want to mount a component from a vue library into the ShadowDOM so that the host angular app can't rub its grubby !important rules all over the styles provided by the component library (loaded from a separate CSS file).
I noticed issue in the original ngvue project as well: ngVue/ngVue#145
Given you're busy, I'm not expecting you to implement anything, but I am curious to hear your thoughts on a clean way to do this with nvgue3. A plugin perhaps? Extra options in the directive? Some other approach?
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Sorry I have next to no experience with working with the shadow dom and web components, in theory it should be possible but from what I've looked into it feels like it might be a completely alternative solution to ngVue where there would be a fair amount of overlap in responsibilities.
Yay for old legacy CSS that over=-used
!important
.I want to mount a component from a vue library into the ShadowDOM so that the host angular app can't rub its grubby
!important
rules all over the styles provided by the component library (loaded from a separate CSS file).I noticed issue in the original ngvue project as well: ngVue/ngVue#145
Given you're busy, I'm not expecting you to implement anything, but I am curious to hear your thoughts on a clean way to do this with nvgue3. A plugin perhaps? Extra options in the directive? Some other approach?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: