Change to prefer data-lt for referring to link-titles #468
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As per requests in issue #466 and #467, modified the logic for finding link titles and aliases to prefer the use of the data-lt attribute instead of 'lt' or 'title'. 'title' remains deprecated so that we can remove support for it in some future version and leave it available for A11Y uses. If this is ultimately merged in, will also update the documentation to reflect the preference for data-lt.
If the date was the 31st and there were fewer than 31 days in the current month, the test of isoDate would fail.
Change to prefer data-lt for referring to link-titles
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IMHO you should still allow it (and document it). People who want to opt-in to using P.S. Being non-conforming with regard to document-conformance requirements in the HTML spec shouldn’t be considered absolutely bad. It’s a very different kind of conformance than browser conformance to UA requirements in the spec. Sometimes individual Web developers/authors have their own good reasons for choosing to use some non-conforming HTML markup for some particular case. |
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I agree completely. Which is why I left the support in. I did not leave the
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Addresses concerns from the user community about the use of the 'lt' attribute because it does
not validate.