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add_style
An add_style method would be nice to have and much more preferable over the traditional way of modifying the style attribute as a string.
There are two ways this could work:
el = html.div() el.add_style("width", "100%")
or with keyword arguments,
el = html.div() el.add_style(width="100%")
The second one is easier to type but might get problematic when dealing with keyword names that are not representable as Python variable names.
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add_style
method would be nice to have and much more preferable over the traditional way of modifying the style attribute as a string.There are two ways this could work:
or with keyword arguments,
The second one is easier to type but might get problematic when dealing with keyword names that are not representable as Python variable names.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: