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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #10276, comment 6

Timestamp:: Jun 7, 2013, 10:10:31 AM (12 years ago)
Author:: Wim Leers
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Ticket #10276, comment 6

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6	6	However, I disagree that it's entirely analogous. If you go this route, then the string/object format will no longer be logical IMHO.
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8		Here's the key thing: '''if an element is disallowed, then it is by definition impossible to set attributes, styles or classes on it.'''\
	8	Here's the key thing: '''if an element is disallowed, then it is by definition impossible to set attributes, styles or classes on it.'''
9	9	That's why in my opinion it doesn't make any sense to list disallowed attributes etc. within `disallowedContent`: it should ''only'' contain disallowed HTML elements!
10	10	Given a list of allowed elements (i.e. `allowedContent`), only then it makes sense to define restrictions on which attributes, styles and classes ''may'' be set (`attributes`), ''must'' be set (`requiredAttributes`) and … ''may not'' be set (`forbiddenAttributes`, as I proposed in comment:3).