fix(template): Use <div> instead of <main> to support Vue3 apps mounting
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…ounting Vue3 does not replace the element while mounting but only renders within (replace inner HTML). So it would result in two stacked `<main>` elements which is invalid and an accessibility issue. Instead we just use a `<div>` element for mounting. For Vue2 apps this does not change anything as the whole element will be replaced with a new `<main>` element. For vanilla apps this will slightly decrease the accessibility as the main landmark is now missing, but this is not a hard accessibility issue as it would be for Vue3 apps having two main elements. Signed-off-by: Ferdinand Thiessen <[email protected]>
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mainelements nextcloud-libraries/nextcloud-vue#6018Summary
Vue3 does not replace the element while mounting but only renders within (replace inner HTML).
So it would result in two stacked
<main>elements which is invalid and an accessibility issue.Instead we just use a
<div>element for mounting.For Vue2 apps this does not change anything as the whole element will be replaced with a new
<main>element.For vanilla apps this will slightly decrease the accessibility as the main landmark is now missing, but this is not a hard accessibility issue as it would be for Vue3 apps having two main elements.
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