Making popper.js XHTML-friendly
See original GitHub issuepopper.js 1.12.9 doesn’t support XHTML, I mean W3C-validated XHTML running in XHTML mode, yet.
To support XHTML-mode, I modified popper.js source file, replaced all .nodeName
with .nodeName.toUpperCase()
, and finally my Bootstrap dropdown did work.
Any plans to add XHTML support?
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This is now supported in v2
The PR is stuck. But the “next” branch will support it