<div>
without a </div>
is no good. I am not sure how to avoid it, other than disallowing that HTML element.
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<div>
without a </div>
is no good. I am not sure how to avoid it, other than disallowing that HTML element.
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now have a Ukraine flag ribbon on the top left corner, that I made using <div>s and CSS, to show at least some kind of support.
I know it doesn't help Ukraine in any way, but I still wanted to make it, so it's out there, for anyone wanting to put it on their sites or anywhere else. 🥴
<iframe>
isn't allowed, so there must be a small subset being allowed (namely <span>
). I have been thinking about this ever since I saw a huge <h1>
recently.
<iframe>
being stripped now?
StrictPolicy()
(_effectively an empty one_) with all the right .Allow(...).On(...)
calls for the bits we need to permit? 🤔
StrictPolicy()
(_effectively an empty one_) with all the right .Allow(...).On(...)
calls for the bits we need to permit? 🤔