Florens Verschelde
Florens Verschelde
Very anecdotal, but as an author seeing this in examples: ```js document.adoptedStyleSheets = [ ...document.adoptedStyleSheets, sheet ]; ``` my gut reaction was that it was a useless recreation of the...
Works for me with 1.4.2 on VSCode 1.13.1 on macOS. Example from OP: displays alright. Another example that works: ```svg ```
Looks like a limitation, since the code that sets the class(es) for the default theme runs in the manager context and reaches into the iframe's document: https://github.com/tonai/storybook-addon-themes/blob/master/src/manager/ThemeStory.tsx My current workaround...
Do you need a configurable icon, or just a default icon that is different from the one that `@storybook/addon-backgrounds` is using? (See the docs at https://storybook.js.org/docs/react/essentials/backgrounds and the related issue...
Textareas only work with plain text. You need a fully-fledged editor like ProseMirror if you want to do rich text formatting like making links clickable, injecting avatars, etc. If you...
> i think this problem can be solved by this way: `white-space: nowrap` That prevents text wrapping, so you don't get the "nav item becauses twice the height of the...
I can reproduce the issue using React Native 0.61 and TalkBack on Android 10.
Is the intent for RTL layouts to use CSS logical properties? I could work on that for the default theme, if that helps.
Unless I’m mistaken the expected outcome is not possible and will not be possible with what @nschonni mentions. CSS Custom Properties are dynamic, they inherit through the DOM tree and...
Ultimately it's a question of convenience and of a principle of least surprise. Technically, having to `include_once` or `require_once` another PHP script is not surprising in the PHP world. But...