lantiga
commented
10 years ago I'm afraid this is beyond the purpose of css selectors (and it would probably require a complete rewrite). In this case I think you should resort to
return hiccup [div {className myClassName} "abc"]
If this gets annoying because you need to do this in several places in your code, it would probably be a good idea to create a component.
On Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 12:20 PM, hanthethanh notifications@github.comwrote:
sometime I would like to be able to write this: var elem = "div." + myClassName; return hiccup[elem "abc"];
ie the value of the class (or id) is known at runtime only. Can you please support this?
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hth2
sometime I would like to be able to write this:
var elem = "div." + myClassName; return hiccup[elem "abc"];ie the value of the class (or id) is known at runtime only. Can you please support this?