Remove unnecessary data-language attribute from show-language #840
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…m the code. It was only applicable when using CSS pseudo elements to show the language name, which is no longer the case.
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Remove unnecessary data-language attribute from show-language
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Nope, no reason, it was already there from earlier commit; I just rearranged the code and didn't notice it :( I shall fix later this evening. |
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It was only applicable when using CSS pseudo elements to show the language name, which is no longer the case.
People may have been targeting blocks by language using
[data-language='C#']for example, but it's more likely they'd have used.language-csharp, sincedata-languageis only ever there because of a plugin.