HTML5 and CSS3, Second Edition

Other elements:

Description lists

Defines a list of names and associated values, like definitions and

descriptions. [All browsers]

Referenced in Tip 4, Defining an FAQ with a Description List, on page 34

<meter>

Describes an amount within a range. [C8, F16, S6, O11]

Referenced in Tip 2, Showing Progress toward a Goal with the meter Ele-

ment, on page 26

<progress>

Control that shows real-time progress toward a goal. [C8, F6, S6, IE10,

O11]

Referenced in Tip 2, Showing Progress toward a Goal with the meter Ele-

ment, on page 26.

A1.2 Attributes

Custom data attributes

Allow the addition of custom attributes to any elements using the data-

pattern.[All browsers support reading these via JavaScript’s getAttribute()

method.]

Referenced in Tip 3, Creating Pop-Up Windows with Custom Data Attributes,

on page 30

In-place editing support [<p contenteditable>loremipsum</p>]

Support for in-place editing of content via the browser. [C4, F3.5, S3.2,

IE6, O10.1, iOS5, A3]

Referenced in Tip 9, In-Place Editing with contenteditable, on page 59

A1.3 Forms

Referenced in Tip 5, Describing Data with New Input Fields, on page 39:

Email field [<inputtype="email">]

Displays a form field for email addresses. [O10.1, iOS, A3]

URL field [<inputtype="url">]

Displays a form field for URLs. [O10.1, iOS, A3]

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