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Is it safe to use it even with older browsers who don't recognize it, when simply using it as:
<outputname="my-output">some value</output>
if we don't use the JavaScript interface (.value, in particular)? I seems from the spec that the element was designed for graceful degradation this way.
If we do this, then we can use <label for="my-output">, which we don't do now.
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Use HTML 5 <output> control
Use HTML 5 <output> control for <xf:output>
May 11, 2015
avernet
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Use HTML 5 <output> control for <xf:output>
Produce HTML 5 <output> for <xf:output>
May 11, 2015
See:
https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/forms.html#the-output-element
Is it safe to use it even with older browsers who don't recognize it, when simply using it as:
if we don't use the JavaScript interface (
.value
, in particular)? I seems from the spec that the element was designed for graceful degradation this way.If we do this, then we can use
<label for="my-output">
, which we don't do now.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: