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Given a hierarchy of global root G > a shadow root A > shadow root B, if a stylesheet with @sheet foo is added to G and a different @sheet foo added to A, how should they compose as adopted by B?
Related: #900, #933, #935, #937, #938 (about half of the existing @sheet-related issues)
This issue leads me more in favor of an HTML-based solution, FWIW.
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My suggested resolution is this: do not inherit. Instead, use adopted stylesheets and/or shadowrootstyleorder="outer adopted"/styleOrder: "outer adopted" from w3c/csswg-drafts#11547 to expose them.
Given a hierarchy of global root G > a shadow root A > shadow root B, if a stylesheet with
@sheet foo
is added to G and a different@sheet foo
added to A, how should they compose as adopted by B?Related: #900, #933, #935, #937, #938 (about half of the existing
@sheet
-related issues)This issue leads me more in favor of an HTML-based solution, FWIW.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: