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Well, that is an issue, because if it is a String, than the parser treats it as a String. If I remove the quotes it is still a String I would need to parse separately.
You basically need to create a preprocessor that removes the superfluous quotes, and than parse it. But adding this non -standard behaviour to the core does not make sense to me...
Example CSS:
.tp-transparentimg { content: "url(../assets/transparent.png)"; }
I would expect that WikiVisitUrls.java example will print url, but it does not.
If you remove double quote marks from css, the WikiVisitUrls example works fine!
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