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Re:HTML Tags Memory Test by robin_reala on Monday July 15, 2024 @12:11PM (#40969131)
Span gets you to 2.
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Re:HTML Tags Memory Test by wongarsu on Monday July 15, 2024 @12:18PM (#40969188)
Ah, you mean <div style="display:inline"></div>?
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Re:HTML Tags Memory Test by robin_reala on Monday July 15, 2024 @12:30PM (#40969292)
Even that’s pushing the boat out a bit: https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2022/12/you-dont-need-html/
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Re:HTML Tags Memory Test by Waterluvian on Monday July 15, 2024 @01:01PM (#40969581)
> <plaintext> is also a real HTML element. It was deprecated in HTML 2 back in the mid-1990s. What's particularly interesting is that the element cannot be closed.

> what's particularly interesting is that the element cannot be closed

> the element cannot be closed

> cannot be closed

THE END IS NIGH! REPENT!

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Re:HTML Tags Memory Test by joshmanders on Monday July 15, 2024 @01:44PM (#40969926)
Ew gross, inline styles, let me fix that.

    <div class="inline-block">click me</div>
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Re:HTML Tags Memory Test by xigoi on Tuesday July 16, 2024 @04:27AM (#40974580)
Remember, you need to obfuscate your class names so that visitors won’t steal your precious code.

  <div class="zfJ2qEW6n">click me</div>
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