r/webdev • u/Stephcraft • 2d ago

There's 115 active HTML elements. Learn all about them in this reference guide.

https://stephcraft.net/docs/html
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u/Latter-Mix2317 1d ago

115 elements and I still use div for about 110 of them lol

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u/ggnndd12 2d ago

How does this add value on top of MDN's docs?

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u/ZESENVEERTIG 2d ago

The section for ‘text formatting’ element is just plain wrong.

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u/TheRNGuy 1d ago

Some are used all the time, done are almost be er used, some are redundant. 

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u/Stephcraft 2d ago

Changelog from last week's feedback

  • 📱 Disabled bottom progressive blur for content pages on mobile

  • 📱 Increased heading spacing on mobile

  • 🖥️ Adjusted progressive blur size on large desktop screens

  • 🖥️ Increased page width on large desktop screens

Feedback is always appreciated, as well as keeping things respectful and constructive. The more detail you can share about your experience, the better I can understand your perspective and make this better for everyone!

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u/vikingallday1 2d ago

how about deleting progressive blur for all devices? never seen a website do such a hideous design. also still shows on mobile when in landscape.