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Allow validation of HTML that includes the longdesc attribute, as specified in the extension spec. - Valid on img elements - Must be a valid URI (can be relative) (I doubt this is a surprise, but a formal bug makes it easy for me to find).
Seems support is there. Is there a way to validate that the content is a "Valid URL potentially surrounded by spaces" (or whatever the technical term is)? Should I file a new bug for that? Thanks for the support, by the way.
(In reply to comment #1) > Seems support is there. Is there a way to validate that the content is a > "Valid URL potentially surrounded by spaces" (or whatever the technical term > is)? Should I file a new bug for that? Should be working as expected now (I had just forgotten to actually push the change from the repo to the validator.) > Thanks for the support, by the way. Cheers :)