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I have parent Custom Element, BasicSwitcher, which has its shadow dom html template:
const template_basic_switcher = document.createElement('template');
template_basic_switcher.innerHTML = `
<style>
@import url("https://use.fontawesome.com/releases/v5.6.3/css/all.css")
</style>
<div id="controls-container">
<span>ON</span>
<span>OFF</span>
</div>
`;
Now I have another Custom Element, ModeSwitcher, inheriting from BasicSwitcher. It has completely different switches.
Is there a way to overwrite just the controls-container part of the template, while still utilizing other part? the element doesn't seem to support any kind of inheritance.
shadow-dom custom-element html-templates javascript-inheritance
asked Mar 25 at 6:14
Jinghui NiuJinghui Niu
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I have parent Custom Element, BasicSwitcher, which has its shadow dom html template:
const template_basic_switcher = document.createElement('template');
template_basic_switcher.innerHTML = `
<style>
@import url("https://use.fontawesome.com/releases/v5.6.3/css/all.css")
</style>
<div id="controls-container">
<span>ON</span>
<span>OFF</span>
</div>
`;
Now I have another Custom Element, ModeSwitcher, inheriting from BasicSwitcher. It has completely different switches.
Is there a way to overwrite just the controls-container part of the template, while still utilizing other part? the element doesn't seem to support any kind of inheritance.
shadow-dom custom-element html-templates javascript-inheritance
asked Mar 25 at 6:14
Jinghui NiuJinghui Niu
157211
you can overload the method where you define the template
– Supersharp
Mar 25 at 10:13
@Supersharp, overload? Did you actually mean "overwrite"? Could you elaborate a bit?
– Jinghui Niu
Mar 25 at 11:36
add a comment |
I have parent Custom Element, BasicSwitcher, which has its shadow dom html template:
const template_basic_switcher = document.createElement('template');
template_basic_switcher.innerHTML = `
<style>
@import url("https://use.fontawesome.com/releases/v5.6.3/css/all.css")
</style>
<div id="controls-container">
<span>ON</span>
<span>OFF</span>
</div>
`;
Now I have another Custom Element, ModeSwitcher, inheriting from BasicSwitcher. It has completely different switches.
Is there a way to overwrite just the controls-container part of the template, while still utilizing other part? the element doesn't seem to support any kind of inheritance.
shadow-dom custom-element html-templates javascript-inheritance
asked Mar 25 at 6:14
Jinghui NiuJinghui Niu
157211
I have parent Custom Element, BasicSwitcher, which has its shadow dom html template:
const template_basic_switcher = document.createElement('template');
template_basic_switcher.innerHTML = `
<style>
@import url("https://use.fontawesome.com/releases/v5.6.3/css/all.css")
</style>
<div id="controls-container">
<span>ON</span>
<span>OFF</span>
</div>
`;
Now I have another Custom Element, ModeSwitcher, inheriting from BasicSwitcher. It has completely different switches.
Is there a way to overwrite just the controls-container part of the template, while still utilizing other part? the element doesn't seem to support any kind of inheritance.
shadow-dom custom-element html-templates javascript-inheritance
shadow-dom custom-element html-templates javascript-inheritance
asked Mar 25 at 6:14
Jinghui NiuJinghui Niu
157211
asked Mar 25 at 6:14
Jinghui NiuJinghui Niu
157211
asked Mar 25 at 6:14
Jinghui NiuJinghui Niu
157211
asked Mar 25 at 6:14
Jinghui NiuJinghui Niu
157211
asked Mar 25 at 6:14
Jinghui NiuJinghui Niu
157211
157211
you can overload the method where you define the template
– Supersharp
Mar 25 at 10:13
@Supersharp, overload? Did you actually mean "overwrite"? Could you elaborate a bit?
– Jinghui Niu
Mar 25 at 11:36
add a comment |
you can overload the method where you define the template
– Supersharp
Mar 25 at 10:13
@Supersharp, overload? Did you actually mean "overwrite"? Could you elaborate a bit?
– Jinghui Niu
Mar 25 at 11:36
you can overload the method where you define the template
– Supersharp
Mar 25 at 10:13
you can overload the method where you define the template
– Supersharp
Mar 25 at 10:13
@Supersharp, overload? Did you actually mean "overwrite"? Could you elaborate a bit?
– Jinghui Niu
Mar 25 at 11:36
@Supersharp, overload? Did you actually mean "overwrite"? Could you elaborate a bit?
– Jinghui Niu
Mar 25 at 11:36
add a comment |
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1) Create class for you Base Custom Element with a defaut render() method.
class BasicSwitcher extends HTMLElement
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = baseTemplate
2) Extend the above class for your inherited Custum Element, and redefine the render() method and use the reference to the new template.
class ModeSwicher extends BasicSwitch ()
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = otherTemplate
Below is a working snippet:
class BasicSwitcher extends HTMLElement
constructor()
super()
this.attachShadow( mode: 'open' )
this.render()
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = BS.innerHTML
customElements.define( 'basic-switch', BasicSwitcher )
class ModeSwitcher extends BasicSwitcher
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = MS.innerHTML
customElements.define( 'mode-switch', ModeSwitcher )<template id=BS>
<style> :host display: inline-block ; border: 1px solid gray </style>
<span>Basic Switch</span>
</template>
<template id=MS>
<style> :host display: inline-block ; border: 1px dotted blue ; color: red </style>
<span>Mode Switch</span>
</template>
<basic-switch></basic-switch>
<mode-switch></mode-switch>answered Mar 25 at 17:10
SupersharpSupersharp
15.9k23879
You are a very smart person! IMPRESSIVE!
– Jinghui Niu
Mar 25 at 21:51
add a comment |
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1) Create class for you Base Custom Element with a defaut render() method.
class BasicSwitcher extends HTMLElement
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = baseTemplate
2) Extend the above class for your inherited Custum Element, and redefine the render() method and use the reference to the new template.
class ModeSwicher extends BasicSwitch ()
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = otherTemplate
Below is a working snippet:
class BasicSwitcher extends HTMLElement
constructor()
super()
this.attachShadow( mode: 'open' )
this.render()
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = BS.innerHTML
customElements.define( 'basic-switch', BasicSwitcher )
class ModeSwitcher extends BasicSwitcher
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = MS.innerHTML
customElements.define( 'mode-switch', ModeSwitcher )<template id=BS>
<style> :host display: inline-block ; border: 1px solid gray </style>
<span>Basic Switch</span>
</template>
<template id=MS>
<style> :host display: inline-block ; border: 1px dotted blue ; color: red </style>
<span>Mode Switch</span>
</template>
<basic-switch></basic-switch>
<mode-switch></mode-switch>answered Mar 25 at 17:10
SupersharpSupersharp
15.9k23879
You are a very smart person! IMPRESSIVE!
– Jinghui Niu
Mar 25 at 21:51
add a comment |
1) Create class for you Base Custom Element with a defaut render() method.
class BasicSwitcher extends HTMLElement
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = baseTemplate
2) Extend the above class for your inherited Custum Element, and redefine the render() method and use the reference to the new template.
class ModeSwicher extends BasicSwitch ()
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = otherTemplate
Below is a working snippet:
class BasicSwitcher extends HTMLElement
constructor()
super()
this.attachShadow( mode: 'open' )
this.render()
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = BS.innerHTML
customElements.define( 'basic-switch', BasicSwitcher )
class ModeSwitcher extends BasicSwitcher
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = MS.innerHTML
customElements.define( 'mode-switch', ModeSwitcher )<template id=BS>
<style> :host display: inline-block ; border: 1px solid gray </style>
<span>Basic Switch</span>
</template>
<template id=MS>
<style> :host display: inline-block ; border: 1px dotted blue ; color: red </style>
<span>Mode Switch</span>
</template>
<basic-switch></basic-switch>
<mode-switch></mode-switch>answered Mar 25 at 17:10
SupersharpSupersharp
15.9k23879
You are a very smart person! IMPRESSIVE!
– Jinghui Niu
Mar 25 at 21:51
add a comment |
1) Create class for you Base Custom Element with a defaut render() method.
class BasicSwitcher extends HTMLElement
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = baseTemplate
2) Extend the above class for your inherited Custum Element, and redefine the render() method and use the reference to the new template.
class ModeSwicher extends BasicSwitch ()
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = otherTemplate
Below is a working snippet:
class BasicSwitcher extends HTMLElement
constructor()
super()
this.attachShadow( mode: 'open' )
this.render()
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = BS.innerHTML
customElements.define( 'basic-switch', BasicSwitcher )
class ModeSwitcher extends BasicSwitcher
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = MS.innerHTML
customElements.define( 'mode-switch', ModeSwitcher )<template id=BS>
<style> :host display: inline-block ; border: 1px solid gray </style>
<span>Basic Switch</span>
</template>
<template id=MS>
<style> :host display: inline-block ; border: 1px dotted blue ; color: red </style>
<span>Mode Switch</span>
</template>
<basic-switch></basic-switch>
<mode-switch></mode-switch>answered Mar 25 at 17:10
SupersharpSupersharp
15.9k23879
1) Create class for you Base Custom Element with a defaut render() method.
class BasicSwitcher extends HTMLElement
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = baseTemplate
2) Extend the above class for your inherited Custum Element, and redefine the render() method and use the reference to the new template.
class ModeSwicher extends BasicSwitch ()
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = otherTemplate
Below is a working snippet:
class BasicSwitcher extends HTMLElement
constructor()
super()
this.attachShadow( mode: 'open' )
this.render()
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = BS.innerHTML
customElements.define( 'basic-switch', BasicSwitcher )
class ModeSwitcher extends BasicSwitcher
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = MS.innerHTML
customElements.define( 'mode-switch', ModeSwitcher )<template id=BS>
<style> :host display: inline-block ; border: 1px solid gray </style>
<span>Basic Switch</span>
</template>
<template id=MS>
<style> :host display: inline-block ; border: 1px dotted blue ; color: red </style>
<span>Mode Switch</span>
</template>
<basic-switch></basic-switch>
<mode-switch></mode-switch>class BasicSwitcher extends HTMLElement
constructor()
super()
this.attachShadow( mode: 'open' )
this.render()
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = BS.innerHTML
customElements.define( 'basic-switch', BasicSwitcher )
class ModeSwitcher extends BasicSwitcher
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = MS.innerHTML
customElements.define( 'mode-switch', ModeSwitcher )<template id=BS>
<style> :host display: inline-block ; border: 1px solid gray </style>
<span>Basic Switch</span>
</template>
<template id=MS>
<style> :host display: inline-block ; border: 1px dotted blue ; color: red </style>
<span>Mode Switch</span>
</template>
<basic-switch></basic-switch>
<mode-switch></mode-switch>class BasicSwitcher extends HTMLElement
constructor()
super()
this.attachShadow( mode: 'open' )
this.render()
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = BS.innerHTML
customElements.define( 'basic-switch', BasicSwitcher )
class ModeSwitcher extends BasicSwitcher
render()
this.shadowRoot.innerHTML = MS.innerHTML
customElements.define( 'mode-switch', ModeSwitcher )<template id=BS>
<style> :host display: inline-block ; border: 1px solid gray </style>
<span>Basic Switch</span>
</template>
<template id=MS>
<style> :host display: inline-block ; border: 1px dotted blue ; color: red </style>
<span>Mode Switch</span>
</template>
<basic-switch></basic-switch>
<mode-switch></mode-switch>answered Mar 25 at 17:10
SupersharpSupersharp
15.9k23879
answered Mar 25 at 17:10
SupersharpSupersharp
15.9k23879
answered Mar 25 at 17:10
SupersharpSupersharp
15.9k23879
answered Mar 25 at 17:10
SupersharpSupersharp
15.9k23879
15.9k23879
You are a very smart person! IMPRESSIVE!
– Jinghui Niu
Mar 25 at 21:51
add a comment |
You are a very smart person! IMPRESSIVE!
– Jinghui Niu
Mar 25 at 21:51
You are a very smart person! IMPRESSIVE!
– Jinghui Niu
Mar 25 at 21:51
You are a very smart person! IMPRESSIVE!
– Jinghui Niu
Mar 25 at 21:51
add a comment |
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you can overload the method where you define the template
– Supersharp
Mar 25 at 10:13
@Supersharp, overload? Did you actually mean "overwrite"? Could you elaborate a bit?
– Jinghui Niu
Mar 25 at 11:36