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For language changes inside a paragraph, MDN suggests we can use the i element:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/i
That's what I thought was one of the new use cases for i.
A @[email protected] page about “Declaring language in HTML” (so @[email protected] ?) says we should use a span, div or bdi:
https://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-html-language-declarations.en#usingspan
So no i after all?
While both the alt attribute and the figcaption element provide a way to describe images, the way we write for them is different. alt descriptions should be functional; figcaption descriptions should be editorial or illustrative.
Many of the latest additions to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript first existed as JavaScript libraries or frameworks or pre-processors or polyfills and then found their way into the standards process, back into the layers of web technology that move slower and are more resilient.
There's unfortunately a lot to know when you want to provide social networks/apps with personnalized informations (title, description, image), while most of it has already been in our HTML for decades… 🤷♂️
Is HTML A Programming Language?
Heydon released a new Webbed Briefs episode, always entertaining!
Me: I would use a link with an image:
Matthias Ott
Jens Oliver Meiert
Heydon Pickering
<a href="link/to/profile"><img src="picture.jpg" alt="Nicolas Hoizey" /></a>Twitter:
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The unreasonable effectiveness of simple HTML
Are you developing public services? Or a system that people might access when they’re in desperate need of help? Plain HTML works. A small bit of simple CSS will make look decent. JavaScript is probably unnecessary – but can be used to progressively enhance stuff. Add alt text to images so people paying per MB can understand what the images are for (and, you know, accessibility).
Loading and replacing HTML parts with HTML
I really would like HTML to be more powerful, and I think showing other content without a full page reload is something people wanted for decades and will probably also want in the future, so it may be worth to see if we can do this in HTML.
How I'm teaching the kids coding for the web
I love how Remy progressively explained HTML tags and CSS selectors to his children:
Rémy and a few others launched an awesome resource for people who plan to struggle with rich email using HTML and CSS, which are not well supported in most email clients.
Front-end Developer Handbook 2019
If you want to grok the great diversity of topics and technologies involved in Front-end Web development, here is probably the most comprehensive source you can find nowadays.
The practical value of semantic HTML
We’re seeing more and more types of devices connecting to the web, and semantic HTML can help these devices display your content in a more usable way to their owners. And if your site is more usable than your competitors’, you win, and your boss will erect a massive gold statue of you in the office car park.
cHTeMeLe, un jeu de cartes basé sur HTML à financer !
Je ne sais pas vous, mais moi j'aime bien les jeux de cartes, et je suis dingue de technos Web, alors quand babozor nous propose de l'aider à financer la réalisation d'un jeu qui mélange ces deux univers, je fonce !
Sur son site déjà récemment revu, le célèbre magazine Photo a prévu la possibilité pour les internaute de saisir leur adresse e-mail afin d'être prévenus de la sortie du futur nouveau site. Sauf que le champ n'est pas dans un formulaire, et est donc inopérant.
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Terence Eden
Michael Scharnagl
Remy Sharp
Rémy Parmentier
Cody Lindley
Bruce Lawson