Darrell, all this sounds good, but it the same ends up that we want to have more concise html with shorter attributes. Concise (but still readable) always wins - a good example would be Scala programming language where compiler infers many things automatically but still keeps things strongly typed, and this ends up with very concise syntax, so I'm remaining sure that conciseness is good and simplifies many things. In case of phptal, not only writing of html becomes faster, but also reading - which is very important when you do refactoring and maintenance.
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