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I noticed that the internal terminal <div> has inline styles to assign a text color and background-color:
Why is this? It's not clear to me why the internal div would have its own foreground/background color at all (since the appended-to div will have its own style), and why not have those as configurable options.
I ran into this because I wanted to have a semi-transparent background color. I was able to accomplish this with a !important CSS rule.
I noticed that the internal terminal
<div>
has inline styles to assign a textcolor
andbackground-color
:Why is this? It's not clear to me why the internal div would have its own foreground/background color at all (since the appended-to div will have its own style), and why not have those as configurable options.
I ran into this because I wanted to have a semi-transparent background color. I was able to accomplish this with a
!important
CSS rule.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: