and you reference it from another Qute template like this:
{#formElement}
<h3>Hello!</h3>
{/}
Then there is a quick fix that appears on #formElement to add all the missing attributes to the user tag. However, this quick fix adds an attribute called nested-content. However, nested-contentis a special key that gets replace with the content of the user tag (in this case <h3>Hello!</h3>). It doesn't makes sense to add it as an attribute with the quick fix.
Let's say you have a user tag: (this is one from quarkus-renarde-todo)
formElement.html
:and you reference it from another Qute template like this:
Then there is a quick fix that appears on
#formElement
to add all the missing attributes to the user tag. However, this quick fix adds an attribute callednested-content
. However,nested-content
is a special key that gets replace with the content of the user tag (in this case<h3>Hello!</h3>
). It doesn't makes sense to add it as an attribute with the quick fix.