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Tag Helpers: Modify parser to create begin/end html tag elements that are ungrouped. #75
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- Added a "Tag" block type. - Wrapped all begin/end elements in a "Tag" Markup block. #75
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- These are the fixes to the tests that could not be fixed by altering the core parsing code base. - Most involve adding TagBlock's, breaking out existing markup blocks and altering some AcceptedCharacter formats. - Was able to loosen the restrictions on AcceptedCharacter's to allow the body of html tags to accept any character. #75
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- Added a "Tag" block type. - Wrapped all begin/end elements in a "Tag" Markup block. #75
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- These are the fixes to the tests that could not be fixed by altering the core parsing code base. - Most involve adding TagBlock's, breaking out existing markup blocks and altering some AcceptedCharacter formats. - Was able to loosen the restrictions on AcceptedCharacter's to allow the body of html tags to accept any character. #75
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- These are the fixes to the tests that could not be fixed by altering the core parsing code base. - Most involve adding TagBlock's, breaking out existing markup blocks and altering some AcceptedCharacter formats. - Was able to loosen the restrictions on AcceptedCharacter's to allow the body of html tags to accept any character. #75
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- These are the fixes to the tests that could not be fixed by altering the core parsing code base. - Most involve adding TagBlock's, breaking out existing markup blocks and altering some AcceptedCharacter formats. - Was able to loosen the restrictions on AcceptedCharacter's to allow the body of html tags to accept any character. #75
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- These are the fixes to the tests that could not be fixed by altering the core parsing code base. - Most involve adding TagBlock's, breaking out existing markup blocks and altering some AcceptedCharacter formats. - Was able to loosen the restrictions on AcceptedCharacter's to allow the body of html tags to accept any character. #75
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- Added a "Tag" block type. - Wrapped all begin/end elements in a "Tag" Markup block. #75
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- These are the fixes to the tests that could not be fixed by altering the core parsing code base. - Most involve adding TagBlock's, breaking out existing markup blocks and altering some AcceptedCharacter formats. - Was able to loosen the restrictions on AcceptedCharacter's to allow the body of html tags to accept any character. #75
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We will handle html elements differently. Each html element will be grouped BY start tag OR end tag.
We will not ensure balance any differently than we do today. Simply will represent start/end tags differently.
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