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In my Ruby on Rails Project I use HAML, I need to translate something like this
<div>foo <a>bar</a>.<div>
into HAML. It should look like:
.divclass
foo
%a bar
.
The period at start is not working because its used by HAML. So how can I use a period as content?
Even with building a span around its not working, again the period is taken as something special.
I think there is an escape mechanism but I can’t find it.
It is escaped with
\like this
See Escaping \ in the HAML reference.
Update: Using HAML’s
succeed(as in this answer) is a better solution if you need a dot in the end of the sentence (to prevent unnecessary white space).