update url column - add rel=noreferrer and fix attribute definition #5670
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WHY
fixes: Laravel-Backpack/community-forum#507
BEFORE - What was wrong? What was happening before this PR?
The url column could leak your admin panel url if developer didn't took care of adding the
relattribute to the column wrapper.In addition, the docs stated that you could use
'target' => '_blank'in your column definition, but that was not actually working because the column was just checking the values in the wrapper.AFTER - What is happening after this PR?
We add by default a
rel="noreferrer"to the url column type and the column now checks fortarget,elementandrelon the column definition, not only in the wrapper.Is it a breaking change?
I think it is not.
DOCS: Laravel-Backpack/docs#600