Louis Lazaris published Those HTML Attributes You Never Use on Smashing Mag recently.
I knew a few of the HTML attributes they mention in the blog post, e.g. the download attribute for an anchor element, but there were definitely some that were new to me.
What are some HTML attributes and HTML tags that you’ve discovered that others might not know?
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I was going through the whole list of tags to make a wizard to help with picking the right one for any given purpose, and found out about
<ruby>,<rt>, and<rp>elements. Can't really see myself ever using them, but it was interesting to find out about them and what they're used for: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...If anyone is interested in the wizard tool I made too, it's at ashleysheridan.co.uk/blog/Picking+...
These are not “new” by any means, but the way
heightandwidthhave become tools to help images take up space before they fully load in order to make layout easier is a low-key huge browser enhancement.Table apparently was supposed to get a
sortableattribute. Just learned that today. I was gonna use it anyway to define a rule for my sorting styles, but ended up not needing it (selector on self was enoughth[aria-sort]).loading="lazy" for lazy loading on img tag