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At that point you're not using HTML anymore, you're just calling html() in a fancy way, and that's the whole point of the complaint, that custom-elements are no
by 90s_dev 1y ago
At that point you're not using HTML anymore, you're just calling html() in a fancy way, and that's the whole point of the complaint, that custom-elements are not good at being plain HTML even though that's like its whole thing.
- spankalee 1y agoBeing plain HTML is important for the user of the element. That the element may use a library for its implementation is basically irrelevant.
- 90s_dev 1y agoHi.
- kybernetikos 1y agoNormal HTML elements don't exclusively use HTML attributes either. Surely you've used button.onclick or element.classList or element.innerHTML?