What Does `playsinline` Mean in Web Video? | CSS-Tricks
I have to admit, I don’t think I even knew of the existence of the playsinline
attribute on the video
element. Here, Chris runs through all the attributes you can put in there.
Dave uses just a smidgen of JavaScript to whip HTML5’s native form validation into shape.
Instead of being prescriptive about error messaging, we use what the browser natively gives us.
I have to admit, I don’t think I even knew of the existence of the playsinline
attribute on the video
element. Here, Chris runs through all the attributes you can put in there.
PPK has posted some excellent thinking on calendar widgets to Ev’s blog.
A glanceable one-stop-shop for how today’s browsers are dealing with today’s accessibility features. Then you can dive deeper into each one.
Una’s [Instagram filters in CSS}(https://github.com/una/CSSgram) are great, but the browser support for CSS filters isn’t as good as, say, the browser support for canvas. Here’s a clever bit of scripting to polyfill filters using canvas.
I love this little markup pattern: simple, accessible and elegant …with some quirky CSS gotchas around styling non-standard prefixed pseudo-elements. They came from the Shadow DOM …dun dun DUN!
Getting consistent browser behaviour for the placeholder attribute.
Here’s a bit of PHP I’m using on The Session.
Some buggy behaviour has been fixed in iOS 18 but now there’s a new bit of weirdness.
A little fix for Safari.
A question via email…