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# ShadowTemplate A component to aid creating ShadowDOM based components (when required), heavily inspired by the upcoming Declarative Shadow DOM spec, a new way to implement and use Shadow DOM directly in HTML. Instead of passing `shadowroot="open|closed"` as you would with Declarative Shadow DOM we have a `@shadowRoot` argument to which you would pass the actual Shadow DOM element (which itself either open or closed). You can get a reference to this by using the `{{attach-shadow}}` modifier. Additionally a `@styles` argument is made available for you to optionally pass completely isolated, scoped, constructable stylesheets to be used for the Shadow DOM tree (you can also continue to use `<style>` within the template itself also if necessary). For the moment we'd generally use a standard div element and add Shadow DOM to it, but as shown in the second example, you could also use it to make Glimmerized native custom-elements using Declarative ShadowDOM and Constructable Stylesheets. **Important:** As ShadowDOM elements are completely isolated please take care to use the features available (slots/parts etc) to make sure components built in this way can make use of a11y functionality, i.e. any elements having necessary `id` relationships for a11y reasons should be slotted to ensure that the all `id`s remain in the LightDOM. Native form controls such as inputs etc should also be slotted in order to keep them in the LightDOM to ensure that native form functionality continues to work. Beside several advantages of isolated DOM/CSS ShadowDOM slots can also be used within conditionals, something which is currently not possible with Glimmer/Ember slots. Mixing Glimmer/Handlebars conditionals with native ShadowDOM slots will give you this additional feature (see truthy conditional in the example below). ```hbs preview-template <div class={{class-map "component-name" }} ...attributes {{attach-shadow (set this 'shadow')}} > <ShadowTemplate @shadowRoot={{this.shadow}} @styles={{css ' :host { background-color: rgb(var(--tone-strawberry-500) / 20%); padding: 1rem; /* 16px */ } header { color: purple; } p { color: green; } ::slotted(header) { color: blue; } ::slotted(p) { color: red; } header { display: flex; align-items: center; } header::before { margin-right: 0.375rem; /* 6px */ } '}} > <header part="header"> <slot name="header"> <h1>Default Header</h1> </slot> </header> <!-- Wrap the slot in a conditional --> {{#if true}} <slot name="body"> <p>Default Body</p> </slot> {{/if}} <slot> <!-- The default slot --> </slot> </ShadowTemplate> </div> ``` ```css .component-name::part(header)::before { @extend %with-logo-consul-color-icon, %as-pseudo; width: 2rem; /* 32px */ height: 2rem; /* 32px */ } ``` Example with a custom element. **Please note:** These must still be instantiated using Glimmer syntax i.e. `<ComponentName />` not `<component-name />` but a `<component-name />` element will be rendered to the DOM instead of a `<div>`. ```hbs preview-template <component-name ...attributes {{attach-shadow (set this 'shadow')}} > <ShadowTemplate @shadowRoot={{this.shadow}} @styles={{css ' header { color: purple; } p { color: green; } ::slotted(header) { color: blue; } ::slotted(p) { color: red; } header { display: flex; align-items: center; } header::before { margin-right: 0.375rem; /* 6px */ } '}} > <header part="header"> <slot name="header"> <h1>Default Header</h1> </slot> </header> {{#if true}} <slot name="body"> <p>Default Body</p> </slot> {{/if}} <slot> <!-- The default slot --> </slot> </ShadowTemplate> </component-name> ``` ```css component-name::part(header)::before { @extend %with-logo-consul-color-icon, %as-pseudo; width: 2rem; /* 32px */ height: 2rem; /* 32px */ } ``` ## Arguments | Argument | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `shadowRoot` | `ShadowRoot` | | A reference to a shadow root (probably retrived using the `{{attach-shadow}}` modifier | | `styles` | `CSSResultGroup` | | Styles to be adopted by the ShadowRoot |