Initiating Inspector-JSON on an element adds an inspector-json class to that element, which is used for CSS styling, among other things. When destroy() is called, that class remains, and causes potential CSS conflicts. The class should probably be removed when the inspector is destroyed.
Initiating Inspector-JSON on an element adds an
inspector-jsonclass to that element, which is used for CSS styling, among other things. Whendestroy()is called, that class remains, and causes potential CSS conflicts. The class should probably be removed when the inspector is destroyed.