Add native appearance to map element(s) #108
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- Add default size of 300x150px to the map element(s) - Restore default UA outline styles for accessible sequential navigation - Enable author controlled background-color on the map element(s) - Pre-style to mitigate FOUC
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Robert: Looks good to me! Thanks for your help. |
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background-coloron the map element(s)The new default styles together with the pre-styling have been carefully crafted to ensure that:
:definedselector), and with a low CSS specificity such that authors can easily override to customize it (e.g.width,height,border,background-color).(caveat:
<img usemap="">must come after<map>in the DOM order to prevent FOUC).<layer- style="display: none">or<map hidden>on every element to prevent FOUC.@prushforth Please try it out locally (perhaps with added fallback content/inline layers/unsupporting browser and JS disabled to get the full experience 😅) and let me know what you think.