Shini92
@surma you told us some day that #html can contain multiple same attributes. But is this also possible for `id` or `class`?
I'm currently researching a bit (for #hsml) about this topic and some tools like JSFiddle fails with duplicate `id` not allowed (as same as for `class`).
May 25, 2023 at 6:18pmWeb
Show threadShini92May 25, 2023
@surma More context:
https://github.com/Shinigami92/hsml/pull/5/files#diff-49715c233eaad60558ac761c3d55f1aa5acc40da473a420700dd10dd90f45238R54-R59
feat: support id by Shinigami92 · Pull Request #5 · Shinigami92/hsml

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Show threadNow at @[email protected]May 25, 2023
@Shini92 Technically it's not valid HTML If you have the same attribute multiple times. But the parsing spec accepts it anyway and — IIRC — the last attribute value wins.
Show threadShini92May 25, 2023

@surma Ah okay, good to know 👍
In this case I think I will just add a compile flag later on if requested and fill fail by default on duplicate `id`/attribute.
Also I will merge class literals with normal classes.

#hsml