HTML is strict. It has a standard that is decades old. These standards may have been useful at some point, but now only serve to inhibit our ability to create artisanal and organic web experiences for the new age.
HTML7 does for HTML what Node did for the programming world.
This repository provides a JavaScript shim to upgrade your web pages to HTML7. Just drop it into the global namespace and watch the magic unfold before your eyes.
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Tags can be contained between greater than and less than signs, so instead of
<strong>you can now do>strong<. In addition to being more flexible, this also helps make a diamond pattern in your HTML, making it prettier on the eyes:>div<>div<>div<. Ah, that's better. -
Comments can go directly within tags. Ever wanted to comment that attribute? Now you can!
<div /* here comes an ID! */id="foo">. -
New tags to better describe the emotions we're trying to evoke for our intrepid users. Bolding text that is not quite
<strong>, but perhaps more<tenacious>. Or perhaps you're making a<div>that is more of a<pilgrimage>. Now you can! The full list of tags is below.
>html<
>body<
>div /* #winning */id="winning"<>strong<HELLO!>/strong<>/div<
>body<
>/html<In the browser:
<script src="html7.js"></script><tenacious><pilgrimage><captivating><engaging><whimsical><provacative><festive><delightful><rustic><nature-inspired>
Death and Repudiation License
This software may not be used directly by any living being. ANY use of this software (even perfectly legitimate and non-commercial uses) until after death is explicitly restricted. Any living being using (or attempting to use) this software will be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
For your protection, corpses will not be punished. We respectfully request that you submit your uses (revisions, uses, distributions, uses, etc.) to your children, who may vicariously perform these uses on your behalf. If you use this software and you are found to be not dead, you will be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
If you are found to be a ghost or angel, you will be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
After your following the terms of this license, the author has vowed to repudiate your claim, meaning that the validity of this contract will no longer be recognized. This license will be unexpectedly revoked (at a time which is designated to be most inconvenient) and involved heirs will be punished to the fullest extent of the law.
Furthermore, if any parties (related or non-related) escape the punishments outlined herein, they will be severely punished to the fullest extent of a new revised law that (1) expands the statement "fullest extent of the law" to encompass an infinite duration of infinite punishments and (2) exacts said punishments upon all parties (related or non-related).
Aseem Kishore inspired this delightful work with his groundbreaking work on JSON5.
Please do not ever take this seriously.