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how to avoid moving dom element
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What do you need?
hey there
currently when initiating tsparticles, it’s duplicating/moving the dom element and appending to document
how I can prevent this behavior?
I need the dom element to stay on its place
tsParticles Version
2.5.3
Which library are you using?
Vanilla (tsparticles)
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Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 10 months ago
- Comments:6 (2 by maintainers)
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silly me. that’s working as expected now. thanks for helping guys!
Hey, I checked your code. Don’t add
<canvas>manually, the package will create it for you. Just define thedivelement like:<div id="particles-container"></div>. Related to your question,fullscreenshould befullScreenwith camelCase.