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cheatsheet 1:20 - explain acronym/abbreviation 1:58 - codeblock tag to not have to implement it yourself 2:23 keyboard key (just makes it monospace, use css to make it look like a key) 2:40 + reccomendations/option menu 3:26 easy popups/modals 3:49 + native dropdowns (no js/css) 4:38 accessibility tag for time 4:58 + / ruby notation, ancient typography tag 5:31 native looking progress bar 6:03 looks like progress bar, but changes color depending on where it falls on the treshholds 6:53 + cool looking box
myspace era? my current site uses marquee, it's such a kickass tag. Columns of autoscrolling links, the scroll pauses on mouseover - really cool for populating sidebars with dynamic content, no css or js, animated. Hah! I was expecting and maybe the inline and obscure things like .
I hate myself for not knowing the meter tag. I almost went bald trying to make a progress bar that changes color with value. Used some tripy js with rgba and now... speechless
As someone learning Japanese i cannot believe Ive never heard of the Ruby tags until now. They're extremely useful for adding furigana over Kanji that I would otherwise not know how to pronounce
Nice! I haven't coded a website in over a decade, and apart from code and option, I had never come across these until now. (Back when I was learning, the meme was "but does it work in Netscape?". Yeah, I'm old...)
Avoid using the "title" attribute. It's bad for accessibility: we can't change its font-size, it does not display on touchscreen devices, screen readers don’t support access to the title attribute content. So it's better to use a custom tooltip and aria-attributes.
Good video. I've been learning over the past year that HTML alone is pretty damn good. Usually I use a div and use JS to set the width of it so it looks like a progress bar, but little did I know that HTML + JS is so much simpler because you can just set the attribute of the meter or progress tag, instead of changing a div's width lol.
Wow! Thank you a ton! I really did learn a lot today. Especially details, ruby, progress tags I already have ideas on how to put them to a good use those in my current projects.
I'm building my own design system now and your video saves a ton of my time, and prevents me from re-coding a lot of already existing features. Thanks, mate!
EXACTLY! It's a language that's not for programming, as programming languages have compilers, or scripting languages are interpreted or run off of another language. :)
Wow fieldset and legend are the only two on here I knew because they are old school. Surprised to see them on the list, although I suppose they aren't used so much in the wild anymore. They were more popular 25+ years ago when I learned HTML.
is very useful (for me) for disabling several for elements at once (e.g. inputs, buttons). for some reason cannot do that. and can be used outside of (as shown in the video). Good vid!
Literally yesterday night, I was working on a database course for my students and didn't want to continuously write down the whole "base de données" (db in French) where I could just write down "db"... And was wrapping the word in a span with title and custom css... On my way to edit that
I started learning frontend as part of my degree last year and have often heard the HTML= Skelly and CSS=Skin/Hairstyle etc. analogy. Wouldn't JS = Muscles be more fitting, since its primarily used for movement? Then the backend could be the organs or brain in the analogy.
Although it was just briefly mentioned, I think the tag is super helpful, especially in terms of SEO. Maybe you could make another video for tags that are helpful for SEO friendly websites. Thanks for the great video 👏🏻
00:01 HTML is a great intro to programming 01:03 HTML tags like abbr and code have specific uses and benefits. 02:06 HTML provides specific tags for styling code and keyboard keys 03:01 Adding ID attributes and options with value attributes 03:54 Details element tag for interactive content 04:50 Enhance SEO with Ruby and RT tags 05:45 HTML progress and meter tags 06:45 HTML Tags for Visual Styling and Grouping - By Zxnithhh
The more interesting question that I would put here, who of us was taught HTML? I guess most of us are either self-taught and catching up with each HTML revision or just neglecting any progress. The KBD tag was unknown to me, although I won't see it in any of my daily life websites to implement. I agree on that the mentioned elements are often overlooked. However except for the Dialog tag, which is fairly new, most of them exist for more than 10 years.
As an instructor who taught basic HTML and web dev for more than a decade, I taught everyone of these tags (although never put 'ruby' to use.) Most of these are HTML5 tags, supported for at least a decade.
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real
that was really good though
that was cool !
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I can't believe I spent days making a dynamic bar graph with nothing but divs to only now find out it's a built-in tag
lol same dude
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Which tag is that?
I downloaded and installed full Calendar not knowing there an input type calendar
@@rokrok27😂
Confession is very good for the soul.
cheatsheet
1:20 - explain acronym/abbreviation
1:58 - codeblock tag to not have to implement it yourself
2:23 keyboard key (just makes it monospace, use css to make it look like a key)
2:40 + reccomendations/option menu
3:26 easy popups/modals
3:49 + native dropdowns (no js/css)
4:38 accessibility tag for time
4:58 + / ruby notation, ancient typography tag
5:31 native looking progress bar
6:03 looks like progress bar, but changes color depending on where it falls on the treshholds
6:53 + cool looking box
so there are still good people on this planet 💀.. appreciate it
thanks
Thanks 🙏🏻
again... it's NOT
thanks)
I'm a table-layout era survivor. I love how far html has come. There were a few gems that were new to me, so huge thanks!
Love it. I remember when table layout was the hot new thing because now frames were considered lame. Good times.
I was expecting MySpace-era and tags.
Marquee may not be supported by modern browsers as it is not officially part of mark of language
myspace era? my current site uses marquee, it's such a kickass tag. Columns of autoscrolling links, the scroll pauses on mouseover - really cool for populating sidebars with dynamic content, no css or js, animated. Hah! I was expecting and maybe the inline and obscure things like .
Geocities ftw!
I was so excited when I re-did the Matrix numbers with a million marquee tags on my Tripod page back in '99/'00 😅
same
I hate myself for not knowing the meter tag. I almost went bald trying to make a progress bar that changes color with value. Used some tripy js with rgba and now... speechless
The tag is cool until you wanna style them in a way that reflects across different browser engines.
@@cmyk8964 can't you just css it?
Yep... we've all been there mate :D
I was a little skeptical at first, but you were right, really good video
As someone learning Japanese i cannot believe Ive never heard of the Ruby tags until now. They're extremely useful for adding furigana over Kanji that I would otherwise not know how to pronounce
Same here, wish there were more Japanese developers that would use them in their websites, at least in those that display song lyrics and such
Most of these are semantic tags which is best practice for SEO, even many people think it is just useless.
Clearly he doesn't understand that concept, it he puts on buttons just to make them display a tooltip.
@@zwatotemNah he was speaking about the title attribute. He noticed that it works on any tag, not only abbr
It's not incidentally good for SEO, lots of semantic stuff is good for accessibility which in turn is rewarded by SEO. Blind folks use the web, too.
Omg, how did I not know these tags?!
This the first time I'm seeing the `meter` tag and it's so cool! *Well prepared video, deserves a sub for sure!*
Seems like someone doesn't like reading documentation....
Please take a look at mdn web docs
Please mention the “datetime” attribute of the time tag, it makes it more useful.
Nice! I haven't coded a website in over a decade, and apart from code and option, I had never come across these until now.
(Back when I was learning, the meme was "but does it work in Netscape?". Yeah, I'm old...)
Important note!
is short for “ruby PARENTHESES”! The example in the video is NOT the correct way to use it.
Correct example:
colonel
(
kernel
)
I learnt HTML more than 20 years ago. And I didn't know several of these tags. Great video.
The tag can have a `datetime' attribute that contains the machine-readable timestamp if the contents of that tag is not a valid timestamp.
Avoid using the "title" attribute.
It's bad for accessibility: we can't change its font-size, it does not display on touchscreen devices, screen readers don’t support access to the title attribute content.
So it's better to use a custom tooltip and aria-attributes.
4:05 Now that's personal 💀😂
But now lets talk about styling these tags…
Class attribute
7:08 you can also add the disabled attribute to any fieldset to disable all fields
“if you don’t understand html why are you here” *proceeds to give a crash course on html*
1:20 the video starts
😂😂😂😂❤❤
Underrated comment!!
Thanks for saving 1 minute and 20 seconds of my life
Are you okay? 4:31
More of these videos please!
Anything frontend stuff: HTML and CSS tips and tricks.
Liked and subbed!
Good video. I've been learning over the past year that HTML alone is pretty damn good. Usually I use a div and use JS to set the width of it so it looks like a progress bar, but little did I know that HTML + JS is so much simpler because you can just set the attribute of the meter or progress tag, instead of changing a div's width lol.
But the problem is backwards compatibility :( older browsers doesn't support these tags
@@itsmenatika they also don’t support newer js. So there’s no difference. Most sites just don’t let you load on older browsers for this reason
def deserve a sub, never seen these tags
Drop-down was such a nightmare before this thanks man
Honestly still is… try styling a select
Damn that was much more useful than expected
Amazing! When you said "by destroying that like button", it actually flashed for half a second. Cool stuff. 😀
He's just so good with these magic tags 😉
Wow! Thank you a ton! I really did learn a lot today. Especially details, ruby, progress tags I already have ideas on how to put them to a good use those in my current projects.
Really, really nice stuff!! Well done!
bro these little things help us so much thanks bro💀💀💀💀💀
good video i love it you are my favorite youtuber
I was low-key hoping for a brush-up on image maps. Those were all the rage before Flash and the Browser Wars!
Awesome dude you gained sub 👏
Another tags to use in my future projects! Thanks a lot :)
Most helpful. Thanks for sharing. I will most surely be implementing some of the things you talked about. Much appreciated.
I like the video cause it creates familiarity with some less used tags and I do know some of these tags but the data list and option tag blew my mind
3:48 nahhh I once tried to do that wiht only CSS, and it took me a lot of time to even make a basic replica of that, i didnt knew it was that easy!!
I would recomend this to everybody who is working on learning html. Incredible.
I'm building my own design system now and your video saves a ton of my time, and prevents me from re-coding a lot of already existing features. Thanks, mate!
Yes, I know HTML. So why am I here? It never hurts to be sure! (Good video.)
I only knew fieldset/legend. The rest was new to me, so thanx. However, I wasn't able to destroy the like button.
I thank God that i found this video! This is solid GOLD bro!👍👍👍👍
Wow, I can't believe it! I just discovered something that completely satisfies my craving! 😵👊🔥
Thanks, dude. That was cool. Gonna use it all the time now
Damn, that wasn't a clickbait. I love it!
5:05 did not expect Ayanokoji in my HTML video
Neither but a welcome inclusion
HTML is a language. Not a programming, but still a language. It's a language for marking up hypertext. HyperText Markup Language.
EXACTLY! It's a language that's not for programming, as programming languages have compilers, or scripting languages are interpreted or run off of another language. :)
that was awesome bro!!!! thanks I subscribed
This should have a million likes!!! how could these tags ever be overlooked!!!
You're very good!👍 I did forget that these tags exist.😲
Thank you. Learned much. didn't know any of these.
man, never know about datalist. subscribed.
Wow fieldset and legend are the only two on here I knew because they are old school. Surprised to see them on the list, although I suppose they aren't used so much in the wild anymore. They were more popular 25+ years ago when I learned HTML.
I'm new to html & CSS and I Loved your video😊
Definitely learned a few things..as I am attempting to self teach myself coding
Didn't know the details tag. Mind blown as well. This video made my day, thank you.
Yeah, that's another one that you could end up spending hours messing around in JS to try to achieve.
05:23 browsers that ruby will show "Main text Little text Little text"
Wow! I didn't know alot of these tags besides the abbreviation and datalist tags. Thanks for such informative content! ❤
is very useful (for me) for disabling several for elements at once (e.g. inputs, buttons). for some reason cannot do that. and can be used outside of (as shown in the video).
Good vid!
I somehow didn't know kbd, ruby/rt/rp and meter, despite making web pages since 1995. Thanks!
I already knew abbr, fieldset & legend... the rest was all new and appreciated. Thank you.
The loading bar is actually really useful. I have been WASTING time. Even w3schools tells me to go straight to CSS for the bars
Damn, that's why we need to read documentations, because I mean literally no one says, my best in this video was details and summary tags
Now this what what call good content, keep it ip 💪
i spent hours the other day trying to make a dynamic automatically scrolling div
after failing repeatedly i found out about
amazing tag 10/10
Really learned new things, thanks ❤
Nice collection and a couple I didn't know about.
Literally yesterday night, I was working on a database course for my students and didn't want to continuously write down the whole "base de données" (db in French) where I could just write down "db"... And was wrapping the word in a span with title and custom css... On my way to edit that
Nice video without much fluff. I like how much is built natively into HTML these days
Thanks a lot dude finally I got something interesting and new in this TH-cam
You deserved my subscription
Wow, that's an amazing video!
I’ve just realized that the TH-cam Like button had an effect after you said it at like 7:18
That was fun ! A lot of things I have learned🎉🎉
details, summary, progress, meter blow my mind.
And also I remember positioning title to the content box when legend lives
I wish they taught me all of these things.
bruh deserve more subs 👽👽
I started learning frontend as part of my degree last year and have often heard the HTML= Skelly and CSS=Skin/Hairstyle etc. analogy. Wouldn't JS = Muscles be more fitting, since its primarily used for movement? Then the backend could be the organs or brain in the analogy.
Then again CSS Media queries could be facial expressions or the Latissimus. Ok... maybe im getting lost in the details here🤣
Although it was just briefly mentioned, I think the tag is super helpful, especially in terms of SEO. Maybe you could make another video for tags that are helpful for SEO friendly websites. Thanks for the great video 👏🏻
Very informative. Very educational. Very well delivered. Please make more videos like this.
Very cool - I need to brush up on my HTML elements; no point in re-inventing the wheel. Just one thing: are they all CSS customisable?
Every HTML can be styled. Some things about form elements can be tricky though.
That's great, I was using div for everything 😅
I didn’t know that any of these tags existed, this is so useful!
That was Amazing and So useful to know.... Thank You so much buddy, Now I'm gonna go and Program some juicy HTML for me.
useful ones : datalist, dialogue, ruby, progress, meter, progress, fieldset. Gonna start using it now lol.
Fantastic! Thank you!
Devs love to make rods for their own backs. Always prefer simple HTML over JS & CSS wherever possible.
this video os excellent, thank you so much!!
From skeptical to surprised in 5 minutes.
00:01 HTML is a great intro to programming
01:03 HTML tags like abbr and code have specific uses and benefits.
02:06 HTML provides specific tags for styling code and keyboard keys
03:01 Adding ID attributes and options with value attributes
03:54 Details element tag for interactive content
04:50 Enhance SEO with Ruby and RT tags
05:45 HTML progress and meter tags
06:45 HTML Tags for Visual Styling and Grouping
- By Zxnithhh
very useful. great job. do more.
this was really helpful. thankyou ♥
The more interesting question that I would put here, who of us was taught HTML? I guess most of us are either self-taught and catching up with each HTML revision or just neglecting any progress. The KBD tag was unknown to me, although I won't see it in any of my daily life websites to implement.
I agree on that the mentioned elements are often overlooked. However except for the Dialog tag, which is fairly new, most of them exist for more than 10 years.
As an instructor who taught basic HTML and web dev for more than a decade, I taught everyone of these tags (although never put 'ruby' to use.) Most of these are HTML5 tags, supported for at least a decade.
This video covered an insane amount of cool stuff that I needed to know.
This video just made me cry. You're kidding me dude. I spent last 20 days learning how to use Js, so I could do this, but they exist in HTML 😭😭😭
The legend tag just saved ne a shit yon of hours 😭. Thanks mate
This is actually neat :D
High key love HTML. Just because it’s misused doesn’t mean it isn’t great for describing content.
Thanks for this? Very helpful tutorial. Learned something new in your tutorial