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Releases: Juicy/imported-template

Workaround HTML Imports bug

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@tomalec tomalec released this 18 Sep 14:56

Attach import synchronously

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@tomalec tomalec released this 28 Aug 18:36
  • Remove async workaround for Chromium bug #55

Fool Polymer 2.6+ into sending notifications

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@alshakero alshakero released this 22 May 13:16

See #56

Cleanup

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@tomalec tomalec released this 23 Feb 16:39
  • drop support for content attribute #51
  • removed bunch of workaround for polyfill bugs #48

Bug fix

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@tomalec tomalec released this 03 Jan 18:37
  • Fix corrupted order of scoped and scopeless nodes in browsers using HTML Imports polyfill #44

2.0.2

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@warpech warpech released this 20 Dec 09:44

Compatibility fix for WCv0 and Polymer 1 to propagate notifications properly to <template is="dom-bind"> that is wrapped in Polymer 2 <dom-bind>. This allows using Polymer 1 in a way that is future compatible with Polymer 2 (#40)

Cross-browser fix

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@tomalec tomalec released this 19 Dec 14:09

Autonomous Custom Element v1

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@tomalec tomalec released this 07 Dec 12:21

🎉 The element is now using Custom Elements V1 API!

⚠️ Unfortunately, due to lack of polyfill and browser support, we were forced to drop customized built-in approach. So it's no longer inert <template is="imported-template"> but <imported-template>

⚠️ Currently, it only works in native environments, as there is a bug in webcomponents.js#v1 Html Imports polyfill webcomponents/webcomponentsjs#872. If the bug will not get fixed soon, we will implement a workaround by ourselves.

2.0.1

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@tomalec tomalec released this 29 Nov 09:30

juicy-html 2.0.0: Content tag split, property setters

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@tomalec tomalec released this 16 Oct 08:29

Adapted to Juicy/juicy-html@2.0.0 - We split content attribute with heuristic detection of URLs vs. inline HTML, to more explicit separate attributes:

  • href for URL,
  • html for inline HTML content
  • Thanks to above, we could now have property setters (reflected into the attributes) for those properties - Plays well with many data-binding systems.