Elm fails to construct HTML <template> elements, probably because you're supposed to call appendChild and such on the element's content property instead of the element itself.
Example:
import Html exposing (..)
view =
node "template" [] [
p [] [ text "Test" ]
]
This will result in a <template> element with an empty #document-fragment in Firefox (109.0.1). In Chrome (110.0.5481.100) the p gets added outside of the #document-fragment, which isn't right either.
Elm fails to construct HTML
<template>elements, probably because you're supposed to callappendChildand such on the element'scontentproperty instead of the element itself.Example:
This will result in a
<template>element with an empty#document-fragmentin Firefox (109.0.1). In Chrome (110.0.5481.100) thepgets added outside of the#document-fragment, which isn't right either.