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Submit button is broken. Why is it outside of the <form>? Cool use of animation.

• kaylarose 16y ago
  It's not meant to be a working form. Just a tech demo.
  • retlehs 16y ago
    It should still demonstrate proper HTML and it only takes a few seconds.. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/145404/demo.html http://dl.dropbox.com/u/145404/demo.html - submit inside the <form>
    • bmelton 16y ago
      Why, exactly, should it demonstrate proper HTML? The POINT is the glow. That the glow works on a form is by happenstance, I'd suppose, as that was the original inspiration. Regardless, it could be a glow behind a blank div and I'd be equally impressed. The nit that you're picking is akin to tasting someone's new gumbo recipe, and complaining that they didn't use the good china.
      • retlehs 16y ago
        Why should it demonstrate proper HTML? Because you're showing everyone how to do something. Sites like http://css-tricks.com/ http://css-tricks.com/ and http://nicolasgallagher.com/ http://nicolasgallagher.com/ don't show you how to make things with incorrect code, they show you how to make things with beautiful, semantic code.
        • bmelton 16y ago
          It's a proof of concept, not a tutorial. I think our interpretation of this is different. Your assertion is that she's trying to show people how to do something. My take is that she's showing people what she did.
    • rberdeen 16y ago
      "Proper HTML"? There are some minor problems with it, but the placement of the input tag isn't one of them. Try validating it.
  • bretthopper 16y ago
    For a tech demo that's #1 on HN I don't think it's too much to ask to have a valid HTML form.
  • kaylarose 16y ago
    https://github.com/kaylarose/Glowform/commit/f52937 https://github.com/kaylarose/Glowform/commit/f52937