Add content-type to astro html#85
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Thanks! Going to clarify today our contribution policy, then will try to get this in. |
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Sounds good, thanks! I know the drill; there’s a contribution agreement for w3c repos. If I need to agree to any specific terms, let me know. 👍 |
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All is good, thanks for this! |
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This adds the HTML
content-typeheader to astro pages. Without it, the browser may sometimes display an astro-rendered page as plain text.Testing
Create an astro page without the optional
<html>tag.--- let cats = [{ name: "Meowser" }, { name: "Catatat" }, { name: "Mr. Kitty" }]; --- <template id="good-kitties"> {cats.map(cat => ( <li>{cat.name}</li> ))} </template> <title>Good Kitties</title> <body> <h1>Good Kitties</h1> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0">See more good kitties</a> </body>Docs