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| - Fixed a bug where tabbing into slotted elements closes `<sl-dropdown>` when used in a shadow root [#223] | - Fixed a bug where tabbing into slotted elements closes `<sl-dropdown>` when used in a shadow root [#223] | ||||||
| - Fixed a bug where scroll anchoring caused undesirable scrolling when `<sl-details>` are grouped | - Fixed a bug where scroll anchoring caused undesirable scrolling when `<sl-details>` are grouped | ||||||
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| Shoelace events were updated to use a lowercase, kebab-style naming convention. Instead of event names such as `slChange` and `slAfterShow`, you'll need to use `sl-change` and `sl-after-show` now. | Shoelace events were updated to use a lowercase, kebab-style naming convention. Instead of event names such as `slChange` and `slAfterShow`, you'll need to use `sl-change` and `sl-after-show` now. | ||||||
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| This change was necessary to address a critical issue in frameworks that use DOM templates with declarative event bindings such as `<sl-button @slChange="handler">`. Due to HTML's case-insensitivity, browsers translate attribute names to lowercase, turning `@slChange` into `@slchange`, making it impossible to listen to `slChange`. | This change was necessary to address a critical issue in frameworks that use DOM templates with declarative event bindings such as `<sl-button @slChange="handler">`. Due to HTML's case-insensitivity, browsers translate attribute names to lowercase, turning `@slChange` into `@slchange`, making it impossible to listen to `slChange`. | ||||||
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