MDL is a mostly-javascript-driven-with-css helpers for the complicated
Material stuff, for the rest of it you can do whatever you want, including
using elm-html (elm-mdl is designed to add to elm-html, not replace it).
On Wednesday, August 10, 2016 at 9:58:58 PM UTC-6, David Legard wrote:
>
> Does Google's MDL spec include the concept of clickable images?
>
> I need to present a multi-lingual site where the language is changed by
> clicking on a small PNG flag.
>
> It's easy to do in elm-html
>
> ..
> img [ src ("UK.png"),flagstyle, onClick English] []
>
> ..
>
> .. but I don't see in in the MDL spec or the elm-mdl implementation.
>
> Or should I be mixing the two approaches - elm-mdl with elm-html?
>
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