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From the manual of yall.js "... you can confine the observer to any valid CSS selector".
However it doesn't work if I use a list such as "#id1,#id2,#id3,#id4".
It works with a single ID such as "#id1".
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Cursory research reveals that a single mutation observer can't operate on multiple elements. I'll need to slightly adjust how yall binds the observer(s) to element(s), which will require a slight bit of refactoring. I'll prioritize this above other issues.
- Added functionality for mutation observers to observe multiple elements.
- Added a new method to abstract loops called `yallApplyFn`.
- Updated packages.
Hi, @wasshuber. I made some changes to resolve this, but I'd like you to check to see if it serves your purposes before I go ahead and publish a new version. Here's a link to the new minified build. Hope it works!
From the manual of yall.js "... you can confine the observer to any valid CSS selector".
However it doesn't work if I use a list such as "#id1,#id2,#id3,#id4".
It works with a single ID such as "#id1".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: