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The heading/content sections would remain on the context stack for the duration of partial, then be popped.
This would be a more natural syntax when using inline partials for layout but, more importantly, it would allow partials to be reused within a page for rendering repeating elements with varying content. I'd use this, for example, to standardize how forms are marked up across an app/site whilst keeping the actual form elements local to the calling template.
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The peg grammar treats partials differently from other sections, requiring the 'partial' tag to be self-closing, so it isn't valid to do
Could support for this be added, along with blocks, so you could write, for example:
The heading/content sections would remain on the context stack for the duration of partial, then be popped.
This would be a more natural syntax when using inline partials for layout but, more importantly, it would allow partials to be reused within a page for rendering repeating elements with varying content. I'd use this, for example, to standardize how forms are marked up across an app/site whilst keeping the actual form elements local to the calling template.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: