Font Awesome Documention descibes ability to pass parameters to the d… #15639
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…om.watch() function yet when attemping this the paramereters are not defined in the interface.
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Hi! Thanks for being part of the Font Awesome Community and thanks for this PR. Let's assign @robmadole and @mlwilkerson |
This was referenced Sep 2, 2022
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in my pull request #19301 I've made both parameters optional. Don't know if this is allowed to pass only one? |
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Font Awesome document states that the dom.watch() interface allows for parameters to be passed to limit the scope of the watch yes these paramereters are not defined in the interface.
https://fontawesome.com/how-to-use/with-the-api/methods/dom-watch
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