can't write "[" "+" "]" in the input area.

[suvash]

can't write "[" "+" "]" in the input area.

[commandlinegeek]

I also tried to remove the class "nepalify" dynamically and it didn't help. But I guess you must have a toggle feature for it.

[suvash]

hey hey ! glad to know that it's of use. Before I go ahead and fix the problem, just to be clear, what is it that you actually require ?

• Is it the ability to toggle it on and off ? This should be simple enough for me to implement.
• or handle DOM changes dynamically (add, remove "nepalify" class). There's already an issue #1 open for this, haven't had the time to work on it.

Do lemme know !

[suvash]

Okay, added an issue #3 now ! Please weigh in your ideas, opinions there. Cheers.

[commandlinegeek]

1. Does DOM changes means, i can remove class for a single element? then yes.
2. Toggle on/off means for a whole page then, it's needed too. (Maybe not for me if #1 is available)

Both are equally needed. But you can prioritize.

[suvash]

well, DOM changes (with what I have in mind) would basically inspect the page during any DOM changes (not sure if this is possible in all browsers), and then add or remove the 'nepalify-cation' to any elements that has or does not have 'nepalify' (or a custom) class.
Quite useful, when for example changing/injecting/removing DOM elements using JS. But, will require more error handling and thinking to implement properly.

On the other hand, I can add the toggle feature, which would allow one to toggle it off.
This feature could also be abused to toggle it off and then on again, (after you add/remove 'nepalify' class), to make for a poor man's version of the above feature.

In short, I can add the toggle feature, which can be used to solve your problem for now, but will add the smartypants dynamic DOM inspection feature later, when I've some more time to think it through.

[commandlinegeek]

sure and thanks.

[suvash]

@tneupaney so, the toggling feature has landed. Also make sure you check the Readme. I've updated it. Cheers.

[commandlinegeek]

thanks dude!

[suvash]

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