41c8e46228ace418e7ebb801b160df8521bd6a5f added some escaping in form_start(), but using HTML there is legitimate in some use cases. It's only called on the front-end, so escaping is probably unnecessary.
I need to double check if there was some reason I added it, and am currently forgetting, but I think I just didn't realize it was a front-end function because I was going through a long phpcs report.
If it is necessary, wp_kses() could be used instead.
41c8e46228ace418e7ebb801b160df8521bd6a5f added some escaping in
form_start()
, but using HTML there is legitimate in some use cases. It's only called on the front-end, so escaping is probably unnecessary.I need to double check if there was some reason I added it, and am currently forgetting, but I think I just didn't realize it was a front-end function because I was going through a long
phpcs
report.If it is necessary,
wp_kses()
could be used instead.See https://wordpress.slack.com/archives/meta-wordcamp/p1476251187000476