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HTML Tips (2020)

In this article, I will share with you some very useful HTML tips . Enjoy!
** Post will be updated regularly with new tips!*

  1. The loading=lazy attribute
  2. Email, call, and SMS links
  3. Ordered lists start attribute
  4. The meter element
  5. HTML Native Search
  6. Fieldset Element
  7. Window.opener
  8. Base Element
  9. Favicon cache busting
  10. The spellcheck attribute

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AstonJ

AstonJ

Good point! Maybe it would be a good idea if the author included a note about compatibility with each item in the list as well. Modern browsers are usually quite good (tho Safari is becoming a bit like IE!)

OvermindDL1

OvermindDL1

According to:
https://caniuse.com/datalist

It works in the TR of Safari, so “soon” I guess, and it “works” in firefox in certain contexts right now, but not other contexts.

GermaVinsmoke

GermaVinsmoke

Yeah, the datalist tag in #5 doesn’t work in Firefox and Safari.

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