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Use <wa-intersection-observer> to easily add classes to elements when they appear in the viewport. No JavaScript required!

Also posted to Mastodon.

2 replies

Martin Grubinger Bluesky 2 hr later

I'd love to see this without JavaScript, but how is using the Intersection Observer API (an JS API) "no JavaScript required"?
webawesome.com/docs/compone...
1. Web Awesome Bluesky 2 days later
  
  The components are built with JavaScript. It's no JavaScript for the user 😅