Reputation: 900
Consider, I have few elements which use Shadow DOM to hide their internal div-soup and layout.
Even tough they are different, they share the same CSS style sheet, as they are using the same set of elements that are supposed to be styled in consistent manner. This could be, for example, a CSS framework (bootstrap).
The problem is that this style sheet is pretty big.
What is the most efficient way to share such big style sheet between many Shadow Roots (in SD V1)?
Upvotes: 7
Views: 2514
Reputation: 31189
UPDATE: 2019 - Use Constructable stylesheets
As of 2019, Constructable stylesheets is the approach to apply stylesheets to shadow DOM and web components in general. Read more about it here.
Previous answer:
You can use an import
CSS rule at the first line of a <style>
element defined in the Shadow DOM:
<div id=D1></div>
<template id=T1>
<style>
@import url( '/css/stylesheet.css' )
</style>
...
</template>
Then import the <template>
content
in the Shadow DOM root:
var root = D1.attachShadow( {mode: open } )
root.appendChild( T1.content.cloneNode( true ) )
Upvotes: 8