- Issue created by @boromino
- 🇨🇦Canada mparker17 UTC-4
My customer has a lot of content (~500,000 nodes), a lot of editors, and a lot of jargon (which is often abbreviated); so they have written a web content style guide to help editors write consistently across all those pages — and the guide says when it makes sense to use an
abbr
tag (or not).CKEditor Abbreviation helps my customer because it makes it easy to work with
abbr
tags without editing the page source, which is particularly useful in some of the longer pieces of content (one particularly popular page has 1abbr
tag amongst ~5900 words, at time-of-writing).Based on the article you linked, I think it makes sense for people using CKEditor Abbreviation to re-evaluate whether
abbr
still belongs in their style guides — but even if they decide to remove it from their style guide, they will still need a way to work with it in their old content without editing the source code.I guess what I'm trying to say is, I think it should be up to the end-users of Drupal to decide whether they should be using the
abbr
tag — but until CKEditor drops support, and/or the W3C removes/deprecates theabbr
tag from the HTML specification, I think the CKEditor Abbreviation module will still be useful for people who haveabbr
tags in their content (even if it's just to help them remove theabbr
tags without editing the page source).