Greg Netsas
Greg Netsas
@avpaderno yes, not edge cases. The standard allows for colons (`:`), dots (`.`), and mid-dots (`ยท`), but as also stated in the inline comment in the PR, we should be...
Good catch re `xmlns:xlink` @avpaderno ๐๐ผ ...I just read through https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18467982/are-svg-parameters-such-as-xmlns-and-version-needed and https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/SVG/Namespaces_Crash_Course as well and now have a better understanding of XML namespaces and prefixes. So yeah, a colon...
...I've added the `needs feedback` label to this, and also tentatively `needs change record` (which may mean that we should only add this in 1.29.0).
@avpaderno sorry to be going back and forth about this, but I now think that we might have been interpreting/reading the spec wrong. Ugh!... can you please also do a...
Closing in favor of https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop/pull/4762
Just chiming in to say that we generally have been using "piece of content" in place of "node", but I like "content item" equally ๐...so either "...pieces of content of...
I have re-read this entire thread, and I have the feeling that we need to flesh everything out properly. I need to re-read #1472 and any linked d.org issues/posts about...
> Are there reasons we should not do this? As you've described it yourself, this is a best/recommended practice in order to keep things organized, but if we "enforce" this...
Yep, I totally get that. It's just that you'll have two directories there that will be for those of us that like to make the separation of contrib vs custom...
> You may have made up that "rule". True. I might have that rule in my head as a newbie when I think Drupal/Backdrop folder structure. Every tutorial as far...