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Presently, the way this tool seems to handle the point dots is by prepending a div element in the body of the item, whose appearance is customized by css styling of the dot element's border (Radius, etc).
I wonder if a more elegant solution to this, to allow better marker style customization, might be to instead wrap the content in the <li> content here </li> tag, and set marker appearance with the the list-style property, OR, to instead allow arbitrary content to be placed in the point
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This eliminates the border/background of the default timeline dot and inserts a pseudo-element containing a different Font Awesome icon depending on the class applied to the timeline item.
With these styles, you then just have to set the appropriate className value on each of your data items and they'll be rendered with the corresponding icon defined in the SCSS.
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Presently, the way this tool seems to handle the point dots is by prepending a div element in the body of the item, whose appearance is customized by css styling of the dot element's border (Radius, etc).
I wonder if a more elegant solution to this, to allow better marker style customization, might be to instead wrap the content in the
<li> content here </li>
tag, and set marker appearance with the thelist-style
property, OR, to instead allow arbitrary content to be placed in the pointThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: