Button Webpage Primer Tutorial

Button Webpage Primer Tutorial

Button Webpage Primer Tutorial

Further to the recent Button Versus Input Type Equals Button Primer Tutorial we know that …

  • a webpage’s body element can have mouse or touch events associated with it to perform co-ordinate logic … but …
  • there are some “framing” features an entire body element’s innerHTML shoved into a nested button element’s innerHTML

… offers, and perhaps surprisingly, a lot of HTML and Javascript and CSS work that had little in its design that relied on hierarchy (of events, or otherwise), specifically, can still …

  • perform as it used to do … top priority for any integration (but adding something) thinking … as well as …
  • adding those possibilities for mouse or touch logic for parts of the webpage that you normally place no importance on with the original design … largely “whitespace”

To test this, we cloned the web application of Emoji Circuit Quiz Animated Emoji Tutorial to arrive at the resultant flag_quiz.html live run link you could also try below …

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