fix(ncselect): Fix styling if a custom theme is applied #3707
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Signed-off-by: Ferdinand Thiessen <rpm@fthiessen.de>
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We can not set variables referencing themeable variables on the
:rootas currently the theme variables are applied on thebodyelement. Meaningvar()will be evaluated with the context of the:rootelement, which does not apply the user selected theme.We neither can set this variables on the
select, because the some of the variables are used to style the dropdown list which is a modal so not a child of the select.This fixes issues like this:
nextcloud/forms#1471 (review)
See also nextcloud/server#36462