Add option to always replace contents ignoring browser support
Dan503 opened this issue · 2 comments
I read this article:
https://css-tricks.com/inline-svg-cached/
It suggests using JS to replace the SVG <use> element with the content of the SVG. This makes it easier to style the SVG with CSS. This also happens to be exactly what svg4everybody does but as a polyfill.
Can an option be added to force the functionality in all browsers rather than just the ones that don't support external sources? It could be { force: true }.
There already is an option for this, called polyfill. There's also an option called validate that determines which SVGs to replace. Of course, neither option is very well documented, so I understand your confusion.
Ahhh I thought polyfill might do it but I wasn't sure. The documentation for that option is very confusing 😖