Always love to see posts boosting lesser known/used HTML tags. One additional note on the fieldset is that by marking a fieldset with the disabled attribute you can disable a whole group of inputs at once.
You need to remove align="left" from your images to fix them, btw (dev.to's markdown is parsing it as part of the image URL and displaying them as broken links) 😉
Wow. I've be developing so much React over the last few years, i really had no idea there was a built in color-picker or that a datalist was used to create auto-complete options. Thanks for the article.
Every image is broken for me (does not show at all)
me too, except the last one
Always love to see posts boosting lesser known/used HTML tags. One additional note on the
fieldsetis that by marking afieldsetwith thedisabledattribute you can disable a whole group ofinputs at once.Hy,
you could use flems.io for your demonstrations, super easy to use. Just copy the URL as a link and your done.
You need to remove
align="left"from your images to fix them, btw (dev.to's markdown is parsing it as part of the image URL and displaying them as broken links) 😉Wow. I've be developing so much React over the last few years, i really had no idea there was a built in color-picker or that a datalist was used to create auto-complete options. Thanks for the article.
I didn't know time tag and abbr tag! This is nice
I also recomment < details > tag, using with < summary > - interesting function