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Dont delete container, or provide a means to retain it
See original GitHub issueI have a container that I use with containerId. However when the portal closes you delete the container element. This breaks my app.
The reason I use a custom element is to apply a className to the container to have the portal content styled.
After closing the portal, your library deletes this container element, then when re-opening the portal it re-creates the element under the body which is in the wrong place
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@cameronbraid Here’s a new
autoRemoveContaineroption in v1.1.0 for you.I just tested today and autoRemoveContainer did’t work for me, sadly. I guess if the default is keep the div, probably less issue