The Great Unification (removing all div-ision-s) #191
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Missed opportunity. This should've been called "The Great Unification" You know, because we're removing all the div[ision]s. |
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You got it! |
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This is a project to replace virtually all div and span tags on the bridgetownrb.com website with more semantically-meaningful custom elements, or in a few cases other HTML5 elements. In addition it adds linthtml as a tool to help enforce usage of tags other than div/span in the future.
Why? Because we can! 😄 Also custom elements are awesome, and "div" or "span" mean absolutely nothing so boo.