Meta charset
See original GitHub issueHello.
Is there a way to declare <meta charset="UTF-8" />
? Also, why meta
function accepts code block, like a container-tag?
Actual signature:
meta(name: String?, content: String?, block: kotlinx.html.META.() -> kotlin.Unit)
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Btw, this should be better than unsafe
however I also added
charset
parameter to the builder function as wellCan’t reproduce this? It was edited two days ago, that was my fault…