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This is a minor thing, but something that triggered my clean markup spidey sense.
<!-- wp:core/text -->
<!-- wp:core/text {"dropCap":true} -->
<!-- wp:core/text {"dropCap":false} -->
version 0.3.0
That the tag gets cleaned up after you turn dropcaps off. By default, when the tag is absent, it should assume that dropcaps are not wanted.
The tag remains in the block definition.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is likely to come up again for other blocks with default attribute values. Is there a way we can fix this for all of them?
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Working on a patch…
Please try fix in #1910.
Merge pull request #1768 from wordpress-mobile/issue/1761-video-overf…
706b981
…low-on-android Force the react-native-video fork to build against same RN version as gutenberg-mobile from maven repo
westonruter
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Issue Overview
This is a minor thing, but something that triggered my clean markup spidey sense.
Steps to Reproduce
<!-- wp:core/text -->
<!-- wp:core/text {"dropCap":true} -->
<!-- wp:core/text {"dropCap":false} -->
version 0.3.0
Expected Behavior
That the tag gets cleaned up after you turn dropcaps off. By default, when the tag is absent, it should assume that dropcaps are not wanted.
Current Behavior
The tag remains in the block definition.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: