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I want to propose adding two additional topics to the HTML section of the course materials:
Accordions: Accordions provide a user-friendly way to display collapsible content sections. They're ideal for organizing and revealing information upon user interaction. Here's an example of a functional accordion using the
element:
`
Title
Here is the content that is open by default!
Section title
Here is the content!
`
In this code, the open attribute ensures the first accordion panel is expanded on page load.
PopOvers: PopOvers offer a convenient way to display contextual information upon clicking a button or element. Here's a basic example using a non-standard HTML attribute (popover):
<h1 id="myheader">Hello</h1> <button popovertarget="myheader">Click me!</button>
Note: While popover is not a standard HTML attribute, some JavaScript libraries may provide similar functionality.
Actually I was busy in my studies at the launch of this course so, consider my contribution
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I want to propose adding two additional topics to the HTML section of the course materials:
Accordions: Accordions provide a user-friendly way to display collapsible content sections. They're ideal for organizing and revealing information upon user interaction. Here's an example of a functional accordion using the
`
Title
Here is the content that is open by default!
Section title
Here is the content!
PopOvers: PopOvers offer a convenient way to display contextual information upon clicking a button or element. Here's a basic example using a non-standard HTML attribute (popover):
<h1 id="myheader">Hello</h1> <button popovertarget="myheader">Click me!</button>
Note: While popover is not a standard HTML attribute, some JavaScript libraries may provide similar functionality.
Actually I was busy in my studies at the launch of this course so, consider my contribution
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: