HI Matt. Thanks for the reply.
> On Jan 20, 2015, at 3:10 PM, Matt Wildig <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>
>> It’s still throwing the join error with:
>
> Did you try pinning Rack? If you are getting the error I’m thinking of doing
> that should at least give you more informative error messages (I think there
> should be a new Sinatra soon too, so keep a look out).
No clue what that means, pinning Rack. I’m new to all this stuff, btw.
>> %strong= © #{Time.now.year} Alpha Company
>
> You don’t need the =, just:
>
> %strong © #{Time.now.year} Alpha Company
OK that worked. Is there a way of shoving the link in there?
>> As for inline HTML, can I embed that into HAML to get around the
>> restrictions?
>
> Yep, you can do something like this:
>
> %strong © #{Time.now.year} <a href="wherever" target="_blank">Alpha
> Company</a>
OK, just wondering if there is a way to stick in HAML though.
>> How HAML doesn’t handle inline links is a bit strange considering it’s meant
>> to save time and remain flexible
>
> True, but as the FAQ says: “Expressing the structure of a document and
> expressing inline formatting are two very different problems. Haml is mostly
> designed for structure”.
OK, fair enough.
Hey thanks for the guidance. I’m there, pretty much. Heh.
Cheers
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