I don't think 'Muricans understand our struggle as Brits.
We make a killer sarcastic comment like "I love listicles, they are super useful" and th...
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in practice, the component should probably detect if the language is set to
en-UKoren-USand show or hide the visual aids accordingly :)OMG why did I not think of that, genius idea! 🤣💗
This is good
Actually, autistic people are the ones who would love this the most. Brilliant idea!
<sarcasm>for web standards, not just a playful web componentMay also think of an
aria-actual-meaningattribute:Shame that whoever's being sarcastic would unlikely be using these tags... 🤞😝😂
I love the levelling up of the idea here! Would be nice to see if I can find a standards compliant way of doing this (perhaps, dare i say it, with
titleattribute or a custom implementation of the behaviour!) 💗I remember a German/Denglish version with a more subtle syntax:
</irony>(or</ironie>), but without an opening tag, just like @valeriavg 's</Not sarcasm>reply.I like the idea of it being a void element, except for the fact that means I can't have my air quotes!
Honestly the feedback on this silly idea has been so great I now actually feel like it is a thing! haha
I love this article! It’s very useful 😉
Haha, as with all my articles right? RIGHT?? 🤣💗
Most certainly👌
And look at that, we already found a use case for
<sarcasm>! hahahahJokes aside, I had fun reading it and I liked the subtle push for a11y. Well done!
</Not sarcasm>I like to do things subtla11y and slowly win people over 😁💗
I have to disagree on your premise. Sarcasm is alive and well in the US. (Granted, the Biden years have made it more difficult to detect.)
However, this component would be extremely useful in email and especially for assistive technology. Maybe we can slip it into ARIA.
So nice to find some quality content for once here (not sarcasm)
Haha, I am now thinking we need a
<genuinely>component to counter the<sarcasm>one! hahaBut then you won’t be able to prevent sarcastic use of the
<genuinely>component 🤔It then becomes a game of triple bluff? 🤷🤣💗
Actually
<seriously>would be more performant.I like it for sure. The next step is to make it wildly available in Mardkown-to-HTML libraries, and of course, decide on the Markdown syntax.
~s sarcastic comment inside s~??
Don’t worry we will expand into all formats! 🤣💗
I can only assume the JS api for this component has an
innit()method?Nah, that is the
<UrbanBrit>component, I am impressed you know of it! 🤣💗Brilliant, this made my day ... and I'm honestly not being sarcastic here!
What about
<meme>html tag/component?I am not following? It is a web component? 💗
I'm always on the lookout for opportunities to sneak a
cancelledlabel in US GUIs and apps. :)Haha! Little wins 🤣💗
A belated happy new year everyone!
I hope you are having a great one so far. 💗
haha ::D Thanks guys, good humour makes a day :D <3 thx