Rodney Rehm
Rodney Rehm
Since we're only interested in modifying elements freshly inserted, the [DAMNNodeInserted Hack](http://www.backalleycoder.com/2012/04/25/i-want-a-damnodeinserted/) may be of interest as well. It would work in all current Browsers (>=IE10) according to [caniuse](http://caniuse.com/#search=animation). Compared...
The error is `TypeError: o.selector.match is not a function` and it should be something like `TypeError: selector is not a string`. I'll look into it, thank you.
so what you actually need is a way to bind to the iframe's document, right?
well, not right now. As of today you'd have to load the contextMenu within the iframe to be able to use it properly.
In theory you'd only need to replace all `document` and `window` references within the plugin by something defined in `opt` (registration options object). That would allow you to do register...
Yep, it's intentional. We can change this, though. I'll add it to the list.
`fs` comes from emscripten. I have not used sass.js in a webpack environment, only loaded it in the browser as static asset - I have no idea why webpack is...
@hason building sass.js with `-s ENVIRONMENT="web"` seems to break use in node - at leas the tests fail completely: ``` Running "mochaTest:src" (mochaTest) task >> Mocha exploded! >> ReferenceError: document...
Until now I didn't know `@use` was a thing. I've not looked deep into the sass module system but suspect it won't work out of the box with sass.js.
Hey there, emscripten already minifes the compiled libsass code. What is not minfied is the sass.js glue code.