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I agree on this, however I would like to keep this "bootstrap-compatible".
For example, if someone is using bootstrap with custom variables, the plugin should use its rules.
I thought about copying/pasting bootstrap rules that I use in this plugin, however this would override custom bootstrap from the app.
I could use scoped css to avoid this, but by doing, custom bootstrap css in the app won't apply to the component.
I don't know if there is a best practice for this issue, if you think of something let me know :)
It would be great if this component implemented its own CSS styles and didn't depend on Bootstrap.
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