Support arbitrary text elements #2
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This is definetly a problem I was running into using this library, as I wanted to use a contenteditable element instead of an input/textarea. Others may encounter the same frustration. If you don't mind I would like to use your modifications for my student project. |
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This is a proof-of-concept change that adds support for arbitrary text elements, in addition to input and textarea. I tested this manually using the
<h1>element, and it seems to work well. Please let me know if this change would be welcome. If so I can add some tests for it. Thank you.Closes #1