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<blink> and <marquee> are HTML elements, the article is about HTML attributes. None of the attributes in the article are deprecated, some are underimplemented
by extra88 5y ago
<blink> and <marquee> are HTML elements, the article is about HTML attributes.
None of the attributes in the article are deprecated, some are underimplemented (alternative stylesheets).
- mxuribe 5y agoThe mischievous imp in me wanted to reply with something like the following: <blink speed="fast">how fast should this blink?</blink> ...But, then that's just not healthy for anyone. :-)
- extra88 5y agoYou got me, I actually searched for evidence that the <blink> element supported a `speed` attribute. The MDN page about <blink> has example CSS to make the element blink again. If you wanted to make speed variants, you could use CSS selectors that set different durations based on a data attribute and its value: blink { animation: 2s linear infinite condemned_blink_effect; } blink[data-speed: fast] { animation-duration: 1s } blink[data-speed: slow] { animation-duration: 4s }
- mxuribe 5y agoOh that's awesome!