Framework-driven components literally can't do this. If they claim they can, it means they're either building custom elements wrapped in extra JS, or they're doing a LOT of heavy lifting to reproduce what's already available in the browser.

I've always had issues with front end frameworks, which is why I choose not to use them. I find that they make it dangerously easy to dig a hole too big to climb out of, especially when they bring their own abstractions that obfuscate what's actually being rendered on the page. There's too much "magic" that happens, and I don't appreciate the "just trust me, bro" vibes I get from how certain frameworks function (hooks, JSX, etc.).

To wrap this up, I can count the amount of times I've had to work professionally with React, Vue, and Angular combined on one hand. I guess the one I used most was Vue, and even then it was only for a few months before I started building custom elements in 2020.

I've seen no compelling reason to go back.