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This is a dangerous proposal, it includes adding a new HTML element attribute “anchor” that will completely reposition the element. I would expect there are fr
by vimax 4y ago
This is a dangerous proposal, it includes adding a new HTML element attribute “anchor” that will completely reposition the element.
I would expect there are frameworks out there using “anchor” as a custom attribute that this would break.
Changing the CSS spec is all well and good, but I’d like a slower more considered approach to the HTML spec.
- tuukkah 4y agoIsn't the introduction of new attributes perfectly normal in how HTML advances? If a framework breaks because of that, it's their own fault.
- megaman821 4y agoShouldn't they be using `data-anchor` then? If you are using raw attributes then you risk breakages.