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JSX tag is not recognized when there's template string in attribute #1408

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supnate opened this issue Apr 25, 2018 · 1 comment
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JSX tag is not recognized when there's template string in attribute #1408

supnate opened this issue Apr 25, 2018 · 1 comment

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supnate commented Apr 25, 2018

For example, below jsx tag is not recognized:

<div style={{ marginLeft: `${sidePanelWidth}px` }}>
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Golmote commented Apr 27, 2018

Thanks for reporting!

mAAdhaTTah added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 5, 2018
* gh-pages: (33 commits)
  Add double-class specificity hack (#1435)
  Moved tutorial link to the end of the list
  Make line-numbers styles more specific
  Fix mixed content warning
  Create CNAME
  Delete CNAME
  Update documentation for node & webpack usage
  Handle optional dependencies in `loadLanguages()` (#1417)
  Add `objectpascal` as an alias to `pascal` (see #1426)
  Add support for XQuery. Fix #1405 (#1411)
  Website: Fix Download page not handling multiple dependencies when from Redownload URL
  JSX: Add support for fragments short syntax. Fix #1421
  Support for Template Toolkit 2 (#1418)
  ASP.NET should require C#
  Run gulp
  Move guard into conditional and check for language
  Don't process language if block language not set
  JSX: Allow for two levels of nesting inside JSX tags. Fix #1408
  Add missing reference to issue in specific test.
  Powershell: Allow for one level of nesting in expressions inside strings. Fix #1407
  ...

# Conflicts:
#	components/prism-kotlin.js
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