Problem/Motivation

Being perfectionist or write acceptable code for everybody?

We have loooooooooong sentences on Twig. And we don't know how to format it properly.

Background story: #1167366: Replace "Lorem Ipsum" Color preview HTML templates with example text in Twig templates

Proposed resolution

Pick the versions we will accept.

          {# Align START & END tag, no link breaks #}
          {% trans %}
            A1. This is short sentence.
          {% endtrans %}
          {% trans %}
            A2. This content is here to demonstrate what actual content would look like in the color scheme you configure. This is a block of example content.
          {% endtrans %}


          {# Align START & END tag, with link breaks #}
          {% trans %}
            B1. This is short sentence.
          {% endtrans %}
          {% trans %}
            B2. This content is here to demonstrate what actual content would
            look like in the color scheme you configure. This is a block of
            example content.
          {% endtrans %}


          {# START & END tag without spaces #}
          {% trans %}C1. This is short sentence.{% endtrans %}
          {% trans %}C2. This content is here to demonstrate what actual content
          would look like in the color scheme you configure. This is a block of
          example content.{% endtrans %}


          {# mixed version #}
          {% trans %}D1. This is short sentence.{% endtrans %}
          {% trans %}
            D2. This content is here to demonstrate what actual content
            would look like in the color scheme you configure. This is a block of
            example content.
          {% endtrans %}


          {# link breaks and trans tag on each line #}
          {% trans %}E1. This is short sentence.{% endtrans %}
          {% trans %}E2. This content is here to demonstrate what{% endtrans %}
          {% trans %}actual content would look like in the color{% endtrans %}
          {% trans %}scheme you configure. This is a block of{% endtrans %}
          {% trans %}example content.{% endtrans %}

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