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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

#11

In 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?

On the font issue: you're effectively saying "I don't like the default monospace font my browser is configured to use, please change your website to fix this" (since Nimbus Mono isn't in their CSS font family list). I feel you as a user have some responsibility in that case.

Re: Show HN: A guide to all HTML5 elements and attributes

#15

For 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.

And as an example, when filtering by "self-closing" the tag does not appear. That happens because "inline" is not selected. Same behavior with and removing either "self-closing" or "block".

Re: Show HN: A guide to all HTML5 elements and attributes

#17
Nice, but seems to be something wrong with the tagging. I unchecked all tags except `experimental` and I ended up with seven results, only one of which is actually experimental, (`picture`), the rest being _pretty_ cemented (`dt`, `li`, `option`, `td`, `th`, and `tr`). It also seems to leave out some other expermental tags, like `wbr` and `slot`, that are on the site.

Re: Show HN: A guide to all HTML5 elements and attributes

#19

It's missing the links to context & to the spec, which was the killer feature of the old WDG HTML Reference[0]. [0]: http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/alist.html

Oh, such happy memories of that site... This has quite made my day!
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