Added feature to use HTML element instead of element ID string #268
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Fixes #265
Requirements
Have you viewed your changes locally on the demos page, located on https://github.com/mattboldt/typed.js/blob/master/index.html?
If necessary, have you added a new demo to the index.html list of demos? If it's an improvement or small addition, have you added it to an existing demo on the demos page?
If applicable, have you created a fork of the following JSFiddle with your branch's code and your new feature showcased?
Description of the Change
Adds the ability to initiate Typed.js on an HTML element, rather than a string query selector
Benefits
Can work with JavaScript-generated elements as well as ones already in the DOM
Issues
None