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HTML5 parsing quirk
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| <!DOCTYPE html> | |
| <title>test</title> | |
| <p><em>some </em unfinished business.</p> | |
| <!-- EXPECTED DOM: --> | |
| <!-- EITHER --> | |
| <p><em>some </em unfinished business.</em></p> | |
| <!-- OR --> | |
| <p><em>some </em >unfinished business.</p> | |
| <!-- ACTUAL DOM: --> | |
| <p><em>some </em></p> |
On 5/9/2012 4:17 PM, James Long wrote:
You could try asking in #content, I think that's where the DOM guys live.
Good idea, thanks!
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On 5/9/2012 4:17 PM, James Long wrote:
You could try asking in #content, I think that's where the DOM guys live.
They pointed me to #whatwg on Freenode which shot down my proposal
before I could finish it.
Sigh. Gotta love standards bodies.
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Haha. Just keep trying. You might have to wait several years, but it could work.
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You could try asking in #content, I think that's where the DOM guys live.