In the text of a bill such as S. 3989, only the first section of a quoted block is highlighted when all such sections should be.
I believe this is resulting from code introduced in the following commit:
govtrack/congressxml@462aef9
I haven't tracked down exactly why or what the fix is, but I think it ultimately comes down to the fact that wrap_children is not being set to True when it should be, resulting in each section getting its own wrapper, thus preventing the expected CSS rule from applying.
In the text of a bill such as S. 3989, only the first section of a quoted block is highlighted when all such sections should be.
I believe this is resulting from code introduced in the following commit:
govtrack/congressxml@462aef9
I haven't tracked down exactly why or what the fix is, but I think it ultimately comes down to the fact that
wrap_childrenis not being set toTruewhen it should be, resulting in each section getting its own wrapper, thus preventing the expected CSS rule from applying.