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Would it be possible to define a single "no-info-available" ID to use whenever the generic "No information is available" string has to be output?
Right now, each category defines its own version of this string, which from a maintenance perspective looks like a source for errors to get introduced and from a translation perspective looks like a lot of redundancy.
Only the ways of reading section tailors these messages to the output, so those would need to stay.
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We have a problem: in techniques we use the HTML id attribute for strings, which must be unique for each document.
Possible solution, switch to a data-* attribute, as we did for principles.
Would it be possible to define a single "no-info-available" ID to use whenever the generic "No information is available" string has to be output?
Right now, each category defines its own version of this string, which from a maintenance perspective looks like a source for errors to get introduced and from a translation perspective looks like a lot of redundancy.
Only the ways of reading section tailors these messages to the output, so those would need to stay.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: