Off the top of my head you could try putting the string in a separate html file and lazy-loading it in.
Alternatively, you could move this back to web/index.html like it was in Part 1 and toggle its visibility 👎🏾. Perhaps even better you could try moving it to web/index.html in a <template> tag and have logic to extract and render the contents whenever you need. EDIT: There is a TemplateElement class to help with that.
Hope that helps.
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Hey Vince,
Thanks for the feedback.
Off the top of my head you could try putting the string in a separate html file and lazy-loading it in.
Alternatively, you could move this back to
web/index.htmllike it was in Part 1 and toggle its visibility 👎🏾. Perhaps even better you could try moving it toweb/index.htmlin a<template>tag and have logic to extract and render the contents whenever you need. EDIT: There is a TemplateElement class to help with that.Hope that helps.