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Im currently working on a (big) migration from our frontend from vue2-stack to vue3. This includes vuetify as well. We decided to make use of WebComponents/CustomElements so we dont have to migrate everything at once.
There are some styling issues however with v-select and v-tooltip (there are probably more). These components create additional html-elements outside the customElement and because of that styling is off
Styling is off because the element
<div class="v-overlay-container">is not added to<my-custom-element>. Now the doc-structure looks like this:<body><my-custom-element>#shadow-root(open)</my-custom-element><div class="v-overlay-container"> should NOT be here. It should be inside <my-custom-element>?</div></body>I can work around it a bit for the v-tooltip, by using the
attachprop, targeting an html-element inside the webComponent. This makes it a bit better. v-select however doesnt have such an option.Is there a way to specify where the
<div class="v-overlay-container">could be added? Or can the styling issues be solved in another way?Thanks in advance!
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