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Vue components have this feature: https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/components.html#Named-Slots Seems like this feature is possible in React as well, albeit by plugging in some third party components
Now I wouldn’t say this is a crictical feature exactly, but it makes layout-components a bit more readable. I haven’t given it very much thought, but it seems like it’s not possible with picodom today to create “slotted” layout components in this way. I think it would require some sort of magic in h to be possible.
Has anyone considered this? Any ideas as to how this could work?
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Hm - hadnt thought of the possibility to define your own h that wraps picodoms h, but seems that should work!
Yeah, it seems a bit too much to add anyway, for something that will probably. not be used much.
Just thought it was kind of neat and wanted to toss the idea out there. But we can certainly close this issue.
@zaceno I haven’t investigated how to do slots, but I really don’t think I am going to implement this in picodom.
Do you think this kind of problem could be solved with a function that wraps h without messing with core?