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Need a better way to select which stylesheets to process #6137
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There is currently no such way, but I wouldn't oppose a PR for it. I'd suggest an HTML attribute like "data-prefixfree-opt-in" that can be placed wherever and makes -prefix-free opt-in instead of opt-out. Then, |
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Implements LeaVerou#6137. Adds limit property which is boolean and reflects the existence of a data-prefix attribute on the script tag. If it is there, it affects the <link> styles. Only those with a data-prefix attribute are processed.
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Implements #6137. Adds limit property which is boolean and reflects the existence of a data-prefix attribute on the script tag. If it is there, it affects the <link> styles. Only those with a data-prefix attribute are processed.
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I'm looking for a way to reverse the default of handling all stylesheets except those with data-no-prefix.
I would like to be able to ignore all except the ones I mark, without changing too much.
This is because I'm using this in an environment where I control only a small part of the total CSS loaded.
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