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Since Bikeshed 4, the functionality of text macro's is diminished. It's no longer possible to include a macro in CSS <style> elements, or use them as literal-text replacement inside html tags.
Here is an example that renders differently in Bikeshed 4:
<pre class='metadata'>
Title: Test
Shortname: test
Status: LS
Abstract: test
Text Macro: INLINEATTR style="background-color: #450022;"
</pre>
Hallo [TITLE]
<div title="[TITLE]">Tooltip test</div>
<div [INLINEATTR]>background test fails</div>
<style type="text/css">
#toc::before {
content: "Macro fails: [TITLE]";
}
</style>
On a related note, running Bikeshed 3 needs the --no-update note, as it can no longer find its data files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Ah, losing macros in styles/scripts was an accident, I think. I can turn that back on.
I was really hoping nobody was using macros for tag contents, so I didn't have to implement it. I can do so, tho, so long as it's okay for it to still be whole constructs (like, entire attributes), which it looks like it is in your above example. (Doing arbitrary substitution would be a lot more annoying.)
Since Bikeshed 4, the functionality of text macro's is diminished. It's no longer possible to include a macro in CSS
<style>
elements, or use them as literal-text replacement inside html tags.Here is an example that renders differently in Bikeshed 4:
On a related note, running Bikeshed 3 needs the
--no-update
note, as it can no longer find its data files.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: