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The CSS style querying singelton (QueryCSS) currently relies on jQuery's .load method to place the reference element container into the page. While this technically works, it's weird in two ways:
Single page apps can sometimes completely overwrite the inner html of the <body>
If you attempt to use jQuery.load to initialize real-time plots it will sometimes fire off before the reference element container has been placed.
Let's stop using the jQuery load method here and simply check for the containing element every time we make a query that requires it. Note that this performs fine since QueryCSS is caching the results of css lookups.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The CSS style querying singelton (
QueryCSS
) currently relies on jQuery's.load
method to place the reference element container into the page. While this technically works, it's weird in two ways:<body>
Let's stop using the jQuery load method here and simply check for the containing element every time we make a query that requires it. Note that this performs fine since
QueryCSS
is caching the results of css lookups.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: