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Remove id attributes when disableShadowDOM="true"
Using multiple players end up creating DOM with repeated IDs: "#animation" and "#animation-container" -- these could be replaced with classes instead.
I am not sure of the implications when using Shadow DOM.
hi @tomasdev whats your use case for not having shadowDOM enabled?
Colorizing the paths using CSS (single color Lottie files) -- icons animations.
In addition, not using Shadow DOM makes the controls not show up when controls="true"
I think (untested) we could colorize the paths if the SVG was slotted when using Shadow DOM.
the problem with repeating ids shouldnt be an issue though no? As its inside the shadow dom they dont conflict
This is when shadow dom is off, as title suggests
On Thu, Jan 18, 2024 at 6:58 AM SamuelOsborne @.***> wrote:
the problem with repeating ids shouldnt be an issue though no? As its inside the shadow dom they dont conflict
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