I discovered that htmlpurifier doesn't support width percentages in CSS on ![]()
tags. I needed this badly for my current project and found this answer which worked:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77137822/html-purifier-not-allowing-height-and-width-in-img-tag-style-attribute/77141710#77141710
Is this oversight accidental or purposeful?
If I went to the work of creating a patch using this code, would it be accepted into the project? If so, I'm willing to do it.
I discovered that htmlpurifier doesn't support width percentages in CSS on![]()
tags. I needed this badly for my current project and found this answer which worked:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77137822/html-purifier-not-allowing-height-and-width-in-img-tag-style-attribute/77141710#77141710
Is this oversight accidental or purposeful?
If I went to the work of creating a patch using this code, would it be accepted into the project? If so, I'm willing to do it.