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  • Thread Starter rhavin0

    (@rhavin0)

    @janmtm

    >”Gutenberg also stores necessary information in HTML comments.”
    Idiotic idea. Store data in data-*-attributes.

    > “the juxtaposition of an image with a caption explaining the image or providing context for it.”
    The caption is a figcaption, the rest belongs into css. There is no need for this block-bullshit.

    >”are we trying to force a two-column visual layout?”
    Thats what display:flex and diplay:grid are for. Tables are for tables.

    >”Thus, a Gutenberg post isn’t HTML, but a tree of objects and associated attributes.”
    That already exists: dom/html are the objects and they already have attributes. Dont force us to use your reinvented square-wheel. Your silly example in html looks like this:

    <img class="core-cover-image align-full background-dim" src="my-hero.jpg" />

    >”in reality we ought to consider the generated HTML as throwaway code.”
    HTML *is* the final code, comments are throwaway.

    >There’s nothing preventing a block editor from completely wiping out the existing block code.
    That is why I switched to ClassicPress and implement it in my cusomers. They’re happy how fast it is and that they cannot accidentaly change the corporate look or delete a whole post.

    >”to a lack of better native HTML support”
    Use custom tags for that.

    >”That we would need a full HTML parser”
    You dont have a full THML-Parser and try to mess with HTML? Get the fuck out o my code.

    >”Whereas HTML attributes are complicated to parse”
    It starts with one of two quotation marks and ends where you see it again if it is not escaped. If you cant do that, I dont want to use your software.

    >”we don’t actually depend on having fully-valid HTML”
    GET OUT OF MY **VALID** HTML.

    • This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by rhavin0.
    • This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by rhavin0.
    Thread Starter rhavin0

    (@rhavin0)

    I dont know, I didnt set this page up, I just have to admin it ??
    Where can I get a list of shortcodes and ther registration file? Do I have to search the filesystem for them or is there an in-dashbord-way to show wich shortcode has been registred where and is leading to what expansion function?

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