zodoz/jquery-zencoding

Zen-Coding for jQuery

jquery-zencoding's Issues

hi

Is this project Dead. This seems like an awesome idea. Jquery doesn't have as good way as Emmet to create html. Work should be done on this.

Doing this looks awesome .. $('body').append($.zc("h1{text}+.cont>ul>li{item$}*5"); This is 20 lines of code right there. Which could have been cluttering javascript. Sometimes you can't create templates in html and hide them.

Value attribute for input elements of type submit is ignored in IE

If I create an input element of type 'submit' with ZenCoding and assign it a value attribute to change its text, the value is ignored and a default string is used instead in IE 8.

Here's a demo: http://jsfiddle.net/fskDS/2/

!js! .class bug

http://jsfiddle.net/crucify/xDPuT/

data www.google.com > bug > .google .com
{text} > bug > html="text"

thank you.

Explain the use of parenthesis

I could be mistaken, but I do not find it anywhere. I'll probably figure it out soon enough but you might want to include this somewhere in your documentation/wiki.

Cheers

set attribut quote optional

exemple:

input[type=submit]
input[type=text placeholder="enter your firstname here" name=firstname]

Please consider the MIT License

jQuery-ZenCoding is a great combination of two excellent libraries.

Zen-Coding recently changed their license from GPLv3 to the MIT-license:
http://twitter.com/zen_coding/status/16222899478

This change frees jQuery-ZenCoding to be re-licensed under the MIT license. A change to the MIT would make jQuery-ZenCoding compatible with an even wider range of jQuery-based projects.

Thanks in advance for considering this suggestion.

Lipsum doesn't work and times notation doesn't work either.

p>lipsum seems to not work (should have created dummy text inside p tag)

(p{test})*10 is also not working. (should have repeated p tag with 10 times)

Remove jQuery dependency

First off, this is a great idea and implementation, a nice alternative to the traditional JS templating solutions.

What do you think about abstracting this plugin to be library agnostic? It seems to just use jquery as a namespace and use some of its utility functions.

Should follow the spec for accepting @id attributes.

The HTML 4.01 spec allows colons (:) and periods (.) as ID attributes. This is perfectly valid:
<div id="file.css"></div>

I'd love to see zencoding updated to allow the range of characters provided by the spec. For reference, jQuery supports periods in their sizzle selector engine be escaping them with backslashes.
$("#some\\.id") -> id="some.id"

The regex the sizzle engine uses for IDs is /#((?:[-\w]|[^\x00-\xa0]|\\.)+)/ (see source)

Of course, the HTML5 spec allows any character to be used, which would be an even bigger undertaking.