Hi Paul,

That should be really easy to do, it's just that the need has not come
until now :).

I think the steps should be:

1. Rename "aside" and "section" to something else, like "hobo_aside" or
"sidebar"
2. Add these new supported tags to the list of "HTML approved" tags, in
this file:
https://github.com/Hobo/hobo/blob/master/dryml/lib/dryml/static_tags

Wanna give it a try and make a pull request?

Warm regards,
Ignacio

El 29-06-2015 a las 09:51, Paul Howson escribió:
> Hi,
> 
> Dryml contains a number of tag definitions for HTML5 tags, such as
> <section>, <aside>, etc. These were put in place some years back in
> anticipation of HTML5 support in browsers. That is now more or less
> done, and in any case there are ways of adding support for these tags to
> older browsers.
> 
> So … how would one go about disabling these implementations so that we
> can use real <section>, etc tags in Dryml? Are you intending to make
> that change at some stage?
> 
> Paul Howson
> 
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