Update ng-sanitize to allow the size attribute #5522
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The "size" attribute gets set on <font> elements when using HTML5 rich text editors, or elements with the contenteditable attribute, that rely on the 'fontSize' command (execCommand).
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The "size" attribute gets set on <font> elements when using HTML5 rich text editors, or elements with the contenteditable attribute, that rely on the 'fontSize' command (execCommand). Closes angular#5522
The "size" attribute gets set on <font> elements when using HTML5 rich text editors, or elements with the contenteditable attribute, that rely on the 'fontSize' command (execCommand). Closes angular#5522
The "size" attribute gets set on elements when using HTML5 rich text editors, or elements with the contenteditable attribute, that rely on the 'fontSize' command (execCommand).