Google Chrome is introducing a customizable select element feature allowing developers to style form controls with enhanced flexibility and functionality. The feature includes new pseudo-elements, content styling options, and improved accessibility controls, currently available for testing in Chrome Canary 130. The implementation builds upon the existing HTML select tag, ensuring backwards compatibility while enabling progressive enhancement.
A comprehensive guide teaches beginners how to create their first webpage using HTML and CSS, covering essential concepts from basic page structure to styling and hosting options. The tutorial walks through creating HTML elements, applying CSS styles, and includes practical examples for features like images, links, and responsive design.
A blogger describes transitioning from static site generators like Hugo to raw HTML for their blog, emphasizing the permanence and reliability of HTML compared to potentially deprecated frameworks. The choice reflects a preference for simplicity, built-in browser capabilities, and freedom from theme constraints.