Dev by profession and hobby. Not a ton of time for hobbies these days though! Mom of two young kids. Also really into dog training (agility, nose-work, advanced obedience, etc) & reading fiction. 😃
Nice exercise! It resulted in me learning a little more about where attr is headed in the future, I had no idea it will eventually support types and fallbacks until I started working on this challenge. Was excited to try them out but it looks like none of the browsers have implemented support yet, so I guess I'll have to wait a bit longer. codepen.io/roseyrobertson/pen/JjjGwwY
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Nice exercise! It resulted in me learning a little more about where
attris headed in the future, I had no idea it will eventually support types and fallbacks until I started working on this challenge. Was excited to try them out but it looks like none of the browsers have implemented support yet, so I guess I'll have to wait a bit longer. codepen.io/roseyrobertson/pen/JjjGwwYYup I wish there was more support. Right now only thing that's widely supported is using attr() to set
contenton pseudo elements.