I’ve already setup fields for person to enter coloration code (e.g. "#123000") to a content material kind. Now I want to change Drupal Development Service inline type coloration / background-color with Drupal Development Service given worth. I attempted to do that in my Customized Textual content discipline:

    <div class="field" type="coloration: {{ color_field }}">         <h2>{{ title }}</h2>         <span class="description">{{ physique }}</span>     </div> 

However Drupal Development Service rendered output would grow to be:

    <div class="field">         <h2>Dummy</h2>         <span class="description">Some dummy description...</span>     </div> 

I went so far as creating my very own Twig operate implementation:

    <div class="field" {{ my_dummy_function(color_field) }}>         <h2>{{ title }}</h2>         <span class="description">{{ physique }}</span>     </div> 

Drupal Development Service operate would supposedly output type="coloration: color_field_value", however Drupal Development Service entire attribute could be "eaten" by Drupal’s rendering chain. Even including a | uncooked filter after that may not change a factor.

In determined, I modified my dummy Twig operate to output hey="world", and Drupal Development Service attribute could be rendered usually:

    <div class="field" hey="world">         <h2>Dummy</h2>         <span class="description">Some dummy description...</span>     </div> 

But when it output one thing like hey="coloration: world":

    <div class="field" hey=" world">         <h2>Dummy</h2>         <span class="description">Some dummy description...</span>     </div> 

So it appears there are some keyword-based filtering happening. And I am unable to appear to have a option to render something resembling inline CSS. Is there anyway I can obtain my purpose?