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This is unavoidable as all namespace prefixes are stripped by the libxml2 HTMLParser.
HTML has no concept of namespaces, though browsers do seem to allow ':' in element and attribute names which at least preserves them.
From the command line, Diazo does at least partially support using the XMLParser when compiling a theme. Perhaps a parser attribute could be added to the <theme> element to specify the parser on a per theme basis in rules.py expand_themes.
I have a Theme where I want to have ESI declared in the Theme, not via the Rules.
Diazo seams to strip the xmlns namespace tags on elements so that it did not work:
Theme:
got translated to:
same on
I guess this will also apply to other XMLNS additions of HTML
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