Apologies if this has been covered elsewhere in the docs, but I couldn't
seem to find it in reading about how tag functions work.
I want to use Pollen tags to produce HTML tags with 'bare' strings. Here's
an example of what I'm trying to do:
◊div[#:span 2]{text}
should produce
<div span=2>text</div>
I've tried using:
◊div[#:span ◊string->symbol{"2-1"}]{text}
As well as other methods to try and pass a symbol instead of a string, but
they always throw something like:
decode-elements: contract violation
expected: txexpr-elements?
given: '((div ((span a)) "text" ))
How do I pass in multi-character strings that will be "unquoted" in the
resulting HTML output? Do I have to write my own decode function for this?
Thanks,
Andrew
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