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fix: keep Mermaid styles scoped to each diagram - #116
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What
#mermaid-idfrom the output.htmlLabels: false.dist.Why
Stripping the id turned Mermaid's theme CSS into global rules. Selectors such as
.label text, span, p { color: #142032 },.cluster span, p { color: #000 }andsvg { font-family: ... }leaked into the whole page. On the Developer Portal, 128 of 400 sampled article elements (p,code,strong,span) on Refresh token flow for headless implementations were rendered with the diagram colors instead of the article colors.With the id kept, Mermaid emits
#mermaid-<uuid> .label text, #mermaid-<uuid> span, ...and nothing leaks (verified on Help Center: 0 affected elements).Using a unique id also allows more than one diagram per page without the second one overriding the first.