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Hi,
I am using html/sanitizer version 1.4.0 in a Symfony project, and the Sanitizer filters out the <u> tags even though it is explicitly configured in the tags section as in the configuration reference file.
I noticed there was a PR (#61) for adding <u> tags into the basic extension but it's not been released yet. Are tags only available from within extensions? So until that commit is released there will be no support for <u> tags?
Could someone please advise?
Thanks a lot!
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@adriflorence Indeed support for <u> tag (and documentation mentioning it) was merged in the repository but not released yet. In order to handle <u> tags you have to either wait for next version to be released, or create your own extension in your project in the meantime.
Hi,
I am using html/sanitizer version 1.4.0 in a Symfony project, and the Sanitizer filters out the
<u>
tags even though it is explicitly configured in the tags section as in the configuration reference file.I noticed there was a PR (#61) for adding
<u>
tags into the basic extension but it's not been released yet. Are tags only available from within extensions? So until that commit is released there will be no support for<u>
tags?Could someone please advise?
Thanks a lot!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: