[MOOSE-301] Decorative Headings Use <div> Instead of <span>
#297
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What does this do/fix?
This pull request updates the decorative heading feature in the core heading block to use
<div>tags instead of<span>tags for accessibility purposes. The main changes involve renaming the relevant attribute and updating both the PHP and JS logic to reflect the switch from<span>to<div>.Decorative Heading Tag Update:
useSpanTagtouseDivTagin both the PHP (Heading.php) and JS (editor.js) implementations.Heading.phpto replace heading tags with<div>tags instead of<span>, and renamed the function accordingly. [1] [2] [3]Editor UI and Help Text:
<div>tags for decorative headings, including updated help text for clarity.QA
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