Open RajuA opened 10 years ago
Well, for HTML it's totally valid format.
It's standard behavior of RenderAttribute() method inside FormatDefault class. There is no setting to disable this, and you can't override this method, because it's protected, but not virtual(which is little strange). You can override RenderElementInternal() method to format attributes output differently. Or you can implement your own IOutputFormatter from scratch.
Hi, empty html attbutes are converting in to unsupported format Example:
is parsed by csQuery as
which is causing problem in generating page markup in asp-net . Please help to fix this issue .