There's a space tacked on to the class, so it comes out like this: class=" flickr-photo-img"
It's a little blip, but it gets in the way of attempts to apply styles.
Thanks.
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| #5 | flickr_147152.patch | 870 bytes | drewish |
There's a space tacked on to the class, so it comes out like this: class=" flickr-photo-img"
It's a little blip, but it gets in the way of attempts to apply styles.
Thanks.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | flickr_147152.patch | 870 bytes | drewish |
Comments
Comment #1
drewish commentedit really shouldn't affect the class name. you can apply multiple classes in a single class="foo bar" attribute... or am i wrong?
Comment #2
andrewlevine commentedyou can apply multiple classes like that, but i wouldn't be suprised if some browsers choked on a space at the start.
Comment #3
drewish commenteddid this get fixed?
Comment #4
andrewlevine commenteddrewish, no, i don't think this got fixed. i wasn't sure if this was actually a problem so i left it.
we're probably better off just fixing it either way, do you agree? i'll do it in the next couple days if you do.
Comment #5
drewish commentedi haven't had a chance to test it out but i'm wondering if something like this would do the trick.
Comment #6
andrewlevine commentedwent ahead and committed this, r1.25.2.5
Comment #7
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