Manuel MatuzovićOn day 1 of the #HTMHellAdventCalendar @5t3ph describes an accessibility issue that can arise when you use popovers and dialogs together. #HTMHellAdventCalendar
On day 2 @boldewyn reminds us of a hellish deprecated element in HTML: `<plaintext>` #HTMHellAdventCalendar
On day 3 @tunetheweb introduces us to Speculation Rules and recent improvements to the API that help us speed up our websites. #HTMHellAdventCalendar
On day 4 @mehm8128 introduces us two future solutions for creating cross-root references. #htmHellAdventCalendar
On day 5 @Kilian dives deep into IDREFs. #htmhellAdventCalendar
On day 6 @colabottles reminds us how powerful the lang attribute is #HTMHellAdventCalendar
On day 7 @starshaped introduces the Invoker Commands API. #HTMHellAdventCalendar
On day 8 @patrickbrosset illustrates how the fact that HTML is so forgiving can be a blessing and a curse. #htmhellAdventCalendar
On day 9 you discover dialog with @sarajw. #htmhellAdventCalendar
On day 10 @SteveFaulkner revisits the 1st rule of ARIA, which he originally formulated, and there's also something about beavers…I think. #HTMHellAdventcalendar
On day 11 @robinwhittleton shares what he knows about HTML for ePub. #htmHellAdventcalendar
On day 12 Manuel Sanchez lists things we need to consider when using Math on the web. #HTMHellAdventcalendar
On day 13 @lloydi presents one of my favourite debugging tools. #htmHellAdventcalendar
On day 14 @maureenholland feeds (🥁) us information. #htmhellAdventcalendar
On day 15 @tylersticka shows us how to break the web‽
On day 16 Steve Barnett helps you create sound document outlines. #htmhellAdventcalendar
On day 17 @gerireid explores the gap between what's rendered on the screen and what screen readers actually announce. #htmhellAdventcalendar
On day 18, @jensgro shares his opinion about the state of native form elements in HTML. #htmhellAdventCalendar
DennisLOn day 19 @knowler shares his experience with divitis, a highly contagious disease. #htmhellAdventcalendar
On day 20, @katrin_k talks about the usefulness and potential of the title element. #htmhellAdventcalendar
On day 21 Julia Undeutsch shows us how to use the lang attribute for multilingual design. #htmhellAdventCalendar
On day 22 @vale.rocks takes us down memory lane. #HTMHellAdventCalendar
On day 23 @developerjustin shows some love for the <details> element. #htmHellAdventCalendar
Justin Ferrell@matuzo Yay!! Thank you again for including the piece!!
Alan Dalton@developerjustin @matuzo I enjoyed that, Justin!
Similar to your table of contents example and TL;DR example, I experimented a few years ago with using a `details` element for the entire contents of a webpage. I think it works well but it might not be self-evident enough to work for every user.
https://alandalton.github.io/TheArtOfWarBySunTzu/