add option to use inline styles for positioning #293
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@wagerfield can this be approved? See use case: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74942946/how-to-disable-parallax-js-on-element-click/74943055#74943055 Currently, one must either override the inline styling through JS or use |
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Solves issues #242 and #273.
In some cases, using inline styles for positioning parallax elements forces developers to override css properties with
!important, which is inelegant at best and impossible at worst.I added a
useInlinePositionoption (set to true, which is the current behavior, so it does not break anything) to stop using inline positioning for parallax elements.I did not update the data attribute API because this is a behavior which is normally decided on website level, not element-by-element.