While reading articles or watching videos online, you come across useful information that you would like to jot down to store your thoughts. Also this could be anycodings_html used in parallel to the large screen anycodings_html solution without harm.Writing notes on the web is clunky and frustrating. Last but not least on small screens the anycodings_html title attribute could be the solution of anycodings_html choice - because it opens only when the anycodings_html element is in focus. The HTML element anycodings_html represents a portion of a document anycodings_html whoseĬontent is only indirectly anycodings_html related to the document's main content.Īnycodings_html Asides are frequently presented as anycodings_html sidebars or call-out boxes. Permitted content Phrasing content, anycodings_html but no element must be a descendant.įrom your requirement I would guess that anycodings_html on large screen it would be an idea to anycodings_html display the definition within an anycodings_html The HTML Definition element anycodings_html () is used to indicate the anycodings_html term being defined within the context of anycodings_html a definition phrase or sentence.Ĭontent categories Flow content, anycodings_html phrasing content, palpable content. I am not quite sure what kind of anycodings_html sidenotes you want to display, but from anycodings_html a semantic point of view I think that anycodings_html element could be a good anycodings_html choice: The vertical position doesn't change, which is better for handling keyboard focus than 'text-indent: -99999px 'Ġ T01:29:05+00:00 T01:29:05+00:00 Answer Link Hide from view, but not from screen readers. Not all screen anycodings_html readers pronounce parentheses, hence the anycodings_html text sidenote: inside the first span anycodings_html with that class. sidenote_parenthesis is anycodings_html for screen readers. That can be clicked to show more details. The result will look anycodings_html like: For screen readers, add anycodings_html 'sidenote: ' too. Use the tag for the anycodings_html sidenote content (MDN, W3C).Īdd spans with a space before and anycodings_html parentheses around the sidenote content anycodings_html for the unstyled appearance in reader anycodings_html modes. If the sidenote anycodings_html appears right next to the 'link' (and it anycodings_html will), I don't see the need or a purpose anycodings_html for including an href or id like with anycodings_html footnotes. A anycodings_html seems to be the tag best anycodings_html suited for this purpose. The anycodings_html appearance of the link is mainly anycodings_html presentational, as it provides no anycodings_html interaction on wide viewports. Make sure sidenote content is read by screen readers, in a flow that makes sense.Make sure that reader modes and readers like Pocket show sidenote content in typographically acceptable way.Make sure the chosen elements don't cause auto closing of their parent tag.Sidenote content may contain clickable elements that can receive keyboard focus.Pick the correct HTML element for the content of the sidenote:.Pick the correct HTML element for the span that the sidenote refers to.Splitting them up would anycodings_html require javascript logic to match links with anycodings_html their content and can cause maintenance anycodings_html issues when one half of the set is missing. However I'd prefer anycodings_html to keep the set of sidenote and its link as anycodings_html one set or pair, so they can be inserted as anycodings_html such into posts. anycodings_html and can't be used as they're anycodings_html block elements and can automatically close anycodings_html the parent's p element.Ī solution could be to separate the sidenote anycodings_html content from the link.
I'm hoping that there's a more semantic anycodings_html solution than simple spans.
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