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In stumptown, HTML element pages can refer to their attributes by giving a path. They can also refer to their examples by giving a path. Unfortunately it seems we use...
From the [writers' guide PR](https://github.com/mdn/stumptown-content/pull/197): @Elchi3 : > Personally, I don't like that much how attribute md files are different from say the main element md file, but this is...
The HTML element recipe looks like this: ```yaml related_content: /content/related_content/html.yaml body: - prose.short_description - meta.interactive_example? - prose.overview - prose.attributes_text? - meta.attributes - prose.styling? - prose.accessibility_concerns? - prose.* - meta.examples -...
In MDN, live samples can include sources that are not displayed in the page but are still applied. For example, this is often used to have some basic CSS styling...
HTML elements expect a front matter property `attributes`. This has a subproperty `global`, which is always present and always has the same value. So it's redundant and we should remove...
Currently the scraper gets: * pre-macro content from: https://wiki.developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/progress?raw * post-macro content from: https://wiki.developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/progress?raw¯os But both are available from https://developer.mozilla.org/api/v1/doc/en-US/Web/HTML/Element/progress . So we should use that instead.
HTML elements can have attributes. In stumptown we represent each attribute in a file, and in an item's metadata we point to the directory containing these files. Then we can...
Currently we don't have a way for an author to indicate explicitly that an example is a live sample (that is, that it has an output iframe). Instead they indicate...
Reference pages can contain predefined prose sections as defined in the recipe (like "Overview" or "Accessibility concerns"), and also additional sections with custom names. For example, the `iframe` page wants...
Guide pages consist of chunks of prose with magic bits (live samples, BCD tables, possibly extra things in future) interspersed in them. The main difference between guide pages and reference...