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This is to resolve the issues related to the alerts presenting errors when " " marks are used or when HTML is used inside of an alerts message body, with attributes which require quote marks " ".
Since the content body of an alert to Ruby is a String, it is already surrounded by " " marks, any " " inside of this String will result in an error when Jekyll tries to build. When in doubt you can use the <b></b> or <strong></strong>, <u></u>, or <i></i> HTML tags.
Anchor Tags:
When using <a></a> tags inside alert boxes, you have to escape the attributes like so: (notice the \")
<a href=\"someurl\" target=\"_blank\"></a>
Reason: most programming languages will error out when it sees a set of quote marks inside of another set of quote marks.
Site Check:
I have checked alerts on all pages for (the site) this branch after this fix, and they all seem fine except 1, which was not related to " " marks.
Let me know if you have any questions or see any alerts that need my attention.
Added Support for Markdown to all alerts:
Directory:
_includes:They now all support both HTML and Markdown
Since the content body of an alert to Ruby is a
String, it is already surrounded by" "marks, any" "inside of this String will result in an error when Jekyll tries to build. When in doubt you can use the<b></b> or <strong></strong>,<u></u>, or<i></i>HTML tags.Anchor Tags: When using
<a></a>tags inside alert boxes, you have to escape the attributes like so: (notice the\")Site Check:
I have checked alerts on all pages for (the site) this branch after this fix, and they all seem fine except 1, which was not related to
" "marks.Let me know if you have any questions or see any alerts that need my attention.
@SuGhadiali @TheInfinityBeyonder @maxwellfunk