Show HN: A guide to all HTML5 elements and attributes
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Show HN: A guide to all HTML5 elements and attributes
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Re: Show HN: A guide to all HTML5 elements and attributes
#2That's really well laid out. Less detail than MDN, but that site can be overkill.
Two small pieces of feedback. HTTPS support would be good. Also, when I scroll the list of element and then click on one, I'm taken back to the top of the list - I'd like to stay where I am.
Re: Show HN: A guide to all HTML5 elements and attributes
#3quite cool! but even after deselecting all the options, I'm still being shown some tags (select, tr, th, td, dt, li). I think it's because they haven't been tagged with anything
Re: Show HN: A guide to all HTML5 elements and attributes
#4Links to http://caniuse.com/#search= will be useful.
dt, li, option, td, th, tr are visible regardless of finder checkboxes
Re: Show HN: A guide to all HTML5 elements and attributes
#5Really cool. One feature request. when a description of a tag refers to another tag, then those tags should be links.
For example the description for is:
Defines a list item within an ordered list or unordered list .
Re: Show HN: A guide to all HTML5 elements and attributes
#6That's really well laid out. Less detail than MDN, but that site can be overkill. Two small pieces of feedback. HTTPS support would be good. Also, when I scroll the list of element and then click on one, I'm taken back to the top of the list - I'd like to stay where I am.
I think a nice feature would be if the description pages linked to the relevant MDN page - for when you want more extensive information about an element.
Otherwise, I love this OP. Will likely use it regularly!
Re: Show HN: A guide to all HTML5 elements and attributes
#7For some reason, if I have self-closing and inline checked, and uncheck inline, meta items appear.
Re: Show HN: A guide to all HTML5 elements and attributes
#8In general this is pretty good. One mistake that it doesn't make is to use low contrast for everything.
However, the code examples don't look very nice on my box due to the font which comes out as Nimbus Mono L. How about you link to an actual font? (I like Ubuntu Mono, though there are lots of other good programming fonts).
Also with respect to code samples, would black text on a white background be a possibuility?
Re: Show HN: A guide to all HTML5 elements and attributes
#9That's really well laid out. Less detail than MDN, but that site can be overkill. Two small pieces of feedback. HTTPS support would be good. Also, when I scroll the list of element and then click on one, I'm taken back to the top of the list - I'd like to stay where I am.
I think a nice feature would be if the description pages linked to the relevant MDN page - for when you want more extensive information about an element. Otherwise, I love this OP. Will likely use it regularly!
> I think a nice feature would be if the description pages linked to the relevant MDN page - for when you want more extensive information about an element.
This would be really good. Mostly I'm just looking for a quick reference, but sometimes I want all the details.
Re: Show HN: A guide to all HTML5 elements and attributes
#10For some reason, if I have self-closing and inline checked, and uncheck inline, meta items appear.
To expand, the issue seems to happen after clicking a tag and then pressing back. It's not specific to meta. This time block elements were appearing when not tagged.