Open figure002 opened 2 years ago
The ampersand ("&") has a special meaning in HTML, and when it's used in an URL query string, they must be written as &. For example, this is the correct format:
&
<link rel="stylesheet" href="main.css?foo=bar&baz=buz">
This is invalid:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="main.css?foo=bar&baz=buz">
This updates the library to correctly use the HTML entity in URLs.
The ampersand ("&") has a special meaning in HTML, and when it's used in an URL query string, they must be written as
&. For example, this is the correct format:This is invalid:
This updates the library to correctly use the HTML entity in URLs.