When setting attributes, most of the time you are setting them with a double quote, like so: <div id="something" data-foo="your data"></div> However, I would like to use a single quote, the ’ charecter like so: <div id="something" data-foo='{"singlequoteddata":"here"}'></div> Right now, if a sin…

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Using single quotes to set an attribute in a template are ignored, replaced with double quote

davidsneighbour August 5, 2019, 4:03am 2

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