Strip out white space text nodes #31
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Might this PR be unnecessary as #30 is already closed? |
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As far as I can tell, this test doesn't add anything except verify that whitespace text nodes are stripped.
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Should we actually remove text nodes that are whitespace only? The comment seems to indicate the PR author isn't sure either.
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| // Should it strip out white space that is a sibling to an element? | ||
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Does this make any semantic difference compared to just stripping whitespace text nodes?
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Could it be better to leave to some HTML tidying library to handle concerns such as unnecessary whitespace, which this PR addresses? |
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Thanks @aknuds1 - I agree, this feels like too heavy a solution to the problem. I like your idea of leaving it to another library to deal with this. Is it a worry that the test in #30 passes but still produces a warning that a
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Fixes #30 ("Should not insert spans into tables even if there is white space") by stripping out all white-space text nodes.
This changes non-table nodes too, e.g.:
<div> </div>into<div></div><div> <span>hi</span>bye</div>into<div><span>hi</span>bye</div>.I'm not sure if that is desirable. If it's not, is there a better solution?