This module allows you to add HTML 5 elements to your page.
Here is the list of HTML 5 Elements you can add:
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article The
<article>tag is used to represent an article. More specifically, the content within the<article>tag is independent of the other content on the site (even though it could be related); its contents could stand alone, for example in syndication. -
address The
<address>tag provides contact information for the nearest<article>or<body>ancestor. -
aside The
<article>tag can be used for any of the following: forum post, blog entry, magazine article, newspaper article, user comment, or an independent content item. -
div The
<div>tag defines a generic container in a document that is generally used to group elements. -
figcaption The
<figcaption>tag is used to provide a caption when using the<figure>tag. -
figure The
<figure>tag is used for annotating illustrations, diagrams, photos, code listings, etc. You can use the<figure>element in conjunction with the<figcaption>element to provide a caption for the contents of your<figure>element. -
footer The
<footer>tag defines a footer usually containing copyright or author information in the document. -
header The
<header>tag defines a header usually containing logo, search form, and introductory information in the document. -
hgroup The
<hgroup>tag is used for defining the heading of a document or section. More specifically, it is used to group a set of<h1>-<h6>elements when the heading has multiple levels, such as subheadings, alternative titles, or taglines. -
main The
<main>tag defines the main content in the document and there should only be one<main>element in a document. -
nav The
<nav>tag defines a section with navigation links in the document. -
section The
<section>tag defines a generic section in the document. -
video The
<video>tag defines a generic video.
There is a way to customize all HTML5 Elements tag:
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Aria allow you to add an
aria-labelin your element to provide an invisible label where a visible label cannot be used. Example:<article aria-label="Article about Guitars"> -
CSS Class allows you to add custom CSS class in your elements. Example:
<div class="myCustomClass"> -
ID will set a custom ID on your HTML element. Example:
<aside id="advertisement"> -
Role Will ensure that user agents that don't support HTML5 can also understand the structure. Example:
<article role="contentinfo" aria-label="Article about Guitars"> -
Style Allows you to add inline style in your tag. Example:
<div style="padding:10px;background-color:e9e9e9"> -
Number of elements allows you to limit the number of elements that you can add to the generated area. For instance, if the value is set to
2then the button Add any content that you see in edit mode or page composer will be hidden if the list has already 2 sub-nodes.
This module allows you to add 3 data attributes. This option is accessible in the option tab. To add a data attribute, you need to check the Add data attribute mixin then add a name for your attribute and a value.
For instance if name is animal-type and value is bird then the generate code for a section element will be <section data-animal-type="bird">.