Ah yes I did think about this; normally web components define styles in the shadow dom for encapsulation, but I found I couldn't do that here since the characters live in the light dom.
In theory the define.js script could create a style node itself, but in the end I decided to let the developer decide how/when to import the stylesheet, since the preference can differ from app to app.
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A great demo to show the power of Web Component APIs. Have been willing to see how these components can change the world.
For me it would be even better if you don't need this:
Ah yes I did think about this; normally web components define styles in the shadow dom for encapsulation, but I found I couldn't do that here since the characters live in the light dom.
In theory the
define.jsscript could create a style node itself, but in the end I decided to let the developer decide how/when to import the stylesheet, since the preference can differ from app to app.