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It says it's OK to have a `a` in `button`
See original GitHub issueHi,
The request for “Can I include a in button” has a wrong result as it says it’s OK but it’s not because the content model is:
Phrasing content, but there must be no interactive content descendant and no descendant with the tabindex attribute specified.
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Thank you for taking this important point into account.
I’m not sure there are other cases like this but if I find one, I will tell you.
About the mechanism to ask precision about the attributes on the tag, it could be a second question like “does the parent tag have this attribute? [dropdown list of the interesting attributes]”. According to the answer, it could change the content in the page.
I’m sorry, but with the current implementation and making the result of tag matching, this approach is not possible. Perhaps, in the next versions it will be possible.