Preserve visually hidden text within license link#58
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thibaudcolas wants to merge 1 commit intoGSA:mainfrom
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Preserve visually hidden text within license link#58thibaudcolas wants to merge 1 commit intoGSA:mainfrom
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Interesting.. This looks good. I haven't tested it, but makes sense that it would be a problem in Svelte. Thanks @thibaudcolas |
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In the current editor output, the
sanitize-htmlfiltering causes thevisuallyhiddenclass to be removed:I looked at what might be the correct fix based on the sanitize-html docs for
allowedClass, but didn’t actually test this code.There are two alternative fixes here that might be better suited:
sanitizeHtmlaltogether. At least currently this code only outputs content from spdx-license-list, which I’d assume is trusted enough with how they define URLs and license names.target="_blank"and<span>(opens in a new window or tab)</span>for simplicity.