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I have no idea how to handle this code within a style attribute. How do I correctly code this markup or properly escape it? I could use a string.format and emit the entire div but that seems like an awkward solution.
(I figured all those slant brackets would pose an issue in this posting so I am including an image.)
I see this all the time in my editor as well, for some reason, it doesn’t color the attributes properly sometimes in CSS and JS. However, the attribute that you are spitting out will should still perform like you are expecting.