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An interesting new part of HTML 5 is its formal support- or should I
say endorsement- of custom attributes inside HTML elements. Technically
it's always been possible to inject arbitrary attributes into an
element and
parse them using JavaScript
getAttribute() method, but not without getting an earful from the
W3C validator (not to mention some of
your peers) each time. The following fails as valid HTML:
<div id="mydiv"
brand="toyota" model="prius">
John is very happy with his Toyota Prius, because he saves on gas.
</div> more...
John is very happy with his Toyota Prius, because he saves on gas.
</div> more...
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