partywall
v0.3.0
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A prollyfill for the style aspects of the HTML Parts and Walls spec.
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partywall
A prollyfill for the style aspects of the HTML Parts and Walls spec.
For the DOM aspects of the HTML Parts and Walls spec, see getpart-polyfill.
Using partywall.js
To start using this script, call the partywallStyler()
function it adds to
the global environment. This will populate the needed information for all
elements on the page, set up mutation observers to keep that information
accurate, and add a stylesheet to the document to contain all styles whose
selectors are dynamically generated by this styler.
To add a style to be applied by the styler, use addStyle(list, style)
. The
list
argument is an array of selectors, where the selectors are arrays of
wall-separated selector strings. (Any selectors that involve non-walled
descendant selectors between them may be specified as further arrays, whose
contents will be concatenated with spaces.) The style
argument is the
string of CSS style properties, like what you would assign to a style
property on an element.
Known limitations
- Part selectors specified as an ID do not increase specificity the way the spec states they should.
- While the spec states that walled descendant selectors should be capable of crossing Shadow DOM boundaries, the selectors specified by partywall-style.js are document-bound.
- Increases in wall depth will increase selector application time, due to the way styles are generated to match through all potential wall roots.