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HTML is fundamental to our journey as developers, serving as a cornerstone since the beginning of our software developmen...
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Hello good HTML post ! I Liked!
Don't hesitate to put colors on your
codeblocklike this example for have to have a better understanding of your code 😎Thank you for your positive feedback, Thomas! I'm glad you liked the post. I appreciate your suggestion,🙌 and I'll definitely consider adding colors to the code blocks in future posts. Anyway I have updated this one!😊
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Data list Is a life saver...
Absolutely dude! The
<datalist>element is indeed a lifesaver when it comes to providing users with predefined options while still allowing them the flexibility to enter their own values. It's one of the more commonly utilized items from the list.Thanks for reading 😊👍
So essentially it's a combobox?
Yes, it's similar to a combobox as both offer predefined options with user input flexibility. However, the
<datalist>element provides suggestions as users type and is integrated directly into the input field, creating a more seamless experience. Thanks for pointing out the connection, Christopher!😊🤝Thanks for the reminder :), the progress element was something I had completely forgotten
You're welcome, Rumen! 😊👍 I haven't actually utilized the native
<progress>element in any of my projects!😃Good search might want to add GIFs after the code blocks, it'll make be a good addition to the reader, they don't have to read the whole content to understand. Try the ADEPT framework it works charmingly. There are many other such frameworks as well you can stick to any one. Keep up :)
Thank you for the suggestion, @lovestaco ! Adding GIFs after the code blocks sounds like a great way to enhance the reader's experience and understanding. Your feedback is much appreciated. 😊👍
Another one (kinda two) I like are the
<figure>and<figcaption>elements. It’s ideal for when you have an image with semantic content, a code snippet, or a pull quote.Certainly, Luke! The
<figure>and<figcaption>elements indeed form a valuable combination. I've used these elements very rarely myself! Thank you for highlighting 🙌😊I don't know how rare it is but I really love
<figcaption>You're absolutely right!
<figcaption>is really nice.🙌😊I have reviewed the HTML code you shared, and it works perfectly. Thank you for sharing the HTML tags with all. @sudhil
You're welcome Mark! I'm glad to hear that the code worked well for you.🤝 Thanks for the feedback! 😊👍
Hi Sudhil Raj K,
Excellent content, very useful.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found the content useful. Happy reading! 🙏😊
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Amazing! Thanks for sharing🤝🔥
Helpful
Thank you Sagar!🙌 I'm delighted to hear that you found the information helpful!😊👍
Very useful content Sudhil !
Thank you, Tijo😊 Thanks for reading🤝🙌