Welcome to my HTML can do this series, part 1.
In keeping with my GitHub-Can-Do-This series, today I want to write a post about cool things that H...
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<details>and<datalist>definitely were surprising to me, didn't knew that! Thanks for sharing! 🙂Glad you learned something new :)
Thanks for this Article, Julia. For the first idea, I would like to add that if you add a same 'name' attribute to each details tags, you can change the behaviour to have only one summary open at the same time ( same as with radio buttons ).
Thanks for mentioning this! A behavior, many devs want to achieve with open/close widgets.
Oh, super cool! So many tags I did not know about. Saving this for future reference. Many thanks!
Thanks Corina. Yeah, HTML has so much to give out of the box already. We have to start using it on a regular basis.
A linting rule that flags a warning every time a
divorspanis used might be a good start!Thanks for your comment and insights.
Thanks for pointing out the different purposes. A future article will be exactly about that - and even more, about the accessibility part of these tags, which I did not mention here at all (since, I consider it a bit more advanced):
It still make sense to use them though for future compatibility! There are work arounds I want to talk about more in my next artcile on HTML tags.
Cool post ✨
Thanks Thomas! Appriciate your comment.
Great post @yuridevat! :) I never knew about text modification. That’s an HTML element I can see myself using in the future! :)
Haha me neither actually. Found out about them while researching for this article.
Super cool new features keep coming, so we can ship less JavaScript!
Great article!
Thank you!
Awesome article! Can't wait for the next part! Keep up the great work!
Thanks a lot.
Thank you Julia 👏
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Great post!
I'll share this, found it very useful.
Thanks for your support Aryan.
is the most fantastic tip. Thanks for letting us know!
It is nice to know about these HTML tags. The tag is really great.
Good post thank you.
Cool stuff. I especially liked the summary/detail. Looks good w/no CSS, better with the CSS you provided.
Informative
Thanks for your comment Vipin.
nice
Thanks.
we need part 2!!
On it 😎
Great article! I'll definitely recommend it around me! Thanks for taking the time to write and post it :)
Thank you Lucas.
There's also the
contenteditableattribute that allows the user to edit content in any tag: developer.mozilla.org/fr/docs/Web/...I thought the 1, 2 and 4 were common sense. I got taught HTML5 back in 2014 when I was studying a web dev degree and these tags already existed back then.
That's the thing! They exist for so long and still so many devs don't know about them!! Good for you, that you are using them and get the most out of HTML already for years, Ara!
Dude stfu, all your comments are low quality, go be a hater somewhere else.
Thanks for pointing out obliquely that the proper designation is element (and not tag).