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Issue #2301955 by er.pushpinderrana, lokapujya | scor: Ensure RDFa metadata tags are hidden.

merge-requests/26/head
David Rothstein 2014-11-01 12:42:04 -04:00
parent 5f380f9225
commit fa2e36b863
2 changed files with 4 additions and 2 deletions
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CHANGELOG.txt
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Drupal 7.33, xxxx-xx-xx (development version) Drupal 7.33, xxxx-xx-xx (development version)
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- Added an HTML class to RDFa metatags throughout Drupal to prevent them from
accidentally affecting the site appearance (minor markup change).
- Fixed a bug in the Unicode requirements check which prevented installing - Fixed a bug in the Unicode requirements check which prevented installing
Drupal on PHP 5.6. Drupal on PHP 5.6.
- Fixed a bug which caused drupal_get_bootstrap_phase() to abort the bootstrap - Fixed a bug which caused drupal_get_bootstrap_phase() to abort the bootstrap

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modules/rdf/rdf.module
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@ -865,9 +865,9 @@ function theme_rdf_metadata($variables) {
$output = ''; $output = '';
foreach ($variables['metadata'] as $attributes) { foreach ($variables['metadata'] as $attributes) {
// Add a class so that developers viewing the HTML source can see why there // Add a class so that developers viewing the HTML source can see why there
// are empty <span> tags in the document. The class can also be used to set // are empty <span> tags in the document.
// a CSS display:none rule in a theme where empty spans affect display.
$attributes['class'][] = 'rdf-meta'; $attributes['class'][] = 'rdf-meta';
$attributes['class'][] = 'element-hidden';
// The XHTML+RDFa doctype allows either <span></span> or <span /> syntax to // The XHTML+RDFa doctype allows either <span></span> or <span /> syntax to
// be used, but for maximum browser compatibility, W3C recommends the // be used, but for maximum browser compatibility, W3C recommends the
// former when serving pages using the text/html media type, see // former when serving pages using the text/html media type, see