// FIXME: we should compute the aria label in a more effTypo: "eff" should probably be "efficient".
const attr = container;`Lit.render` renders the template *inside* `container`. By assigning `container` to `attr`, you are using the temporary wrapper `<span>` as the attribute element. This results in an extra `<span>` in the DOM, and the styles on the next lines are applied to this wrapper instead of the actual attribute element.
This should probably be:
```ts
const attr = container.firstElementChild as HTMLElement;
```
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// FIXME: we should compute the aria label in a more effTypo: "eff" should probably be "efficient".
Done
`Lit.render` renders the template *inside* `container`. By assigning `container` to `attr`, you are using the temporary wrapper `<span>` as the attribute element. This results in an extra `<span>` in the DOM, and the styles on the next lines are applied to this wrapper instead of the actual attribute element.
This should probably be:
```ts
const attr = container.firstElementChild as HTMLElement;
```
Done
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