in an alternate universe they did <input type="select"><option></input>
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@zachleat Or the other way around! <slider> etc.
@mwichary if this is a reference to the Sliders television program I will be very impressed
<input type="radio" name="k" value="v" dropdown />
oh my
<input type=“textarea” /> too?
whoa now, let’s not get too wild
@zachleat
So there *is* an even worse timeline!@cwilcox808 always
Combobox from alternate universe:
<input type="text">
<option></option>
...
</input>this is what datalist should have been 😈
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I don’t know but if you want the blame we can work something out
@zachleat Eh, it could be worse.
It could be `<input type="div">Hello!</input>` or something.@MaxArt2501 type="div" is diabolical
@zachleat Also <input type="textarea">
@tylersticka we should go even deeper. someone suggested <input type="div"> and I might upgrade it to <input type="div" contenteditable>
@zachleat @tylersticka I frowned so hard I broke my forehead (>෴<)
@pixelambacht @zachleat <input type="html" value="<h1>Hello world</h1>"> 😈
@tylersticka @zachleat That reminds me of the Twitter days when we tried to figure what'd be needed to use <button> elements as <div>s... Somehow, sweet memories!
@pixelambacht @tylersticka I remember learning about <style contenteditable> 😅
@krinkle @pixelambacht @tylersticka I… like this 😅
TBH I kinda like that along with the suggested use for combo
<input type=“image”> would also have been nice for clickable thumbs - oh wait
I… have used this 🫣
You are not alone 😊🖼️