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Paper tab listens for down event and explicitly fires ripple down/up.#27
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rgthree wants to merge 1 commit intogooglearchive:masterfrom
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Paper tab listens for down event and explicitly fires ripple down/up.#27rgthree wants to merge 1 commit intogooglearchive:masterfrom
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This pull request allows us to interact with developer's tab content as a developer would expect removing the
pointer-event: nonecurrently applied and explicitly calling the ripple's down/upAction with the current event.Specifically, this allows us (me) to use html anchor tags within the paper-tabs' content to take advantage of the browser's natural navigation system (and avoid an unnecessary click listener just to update window.location). I'm using it, and thought I would share.