- From: dolphinling <lists@dolphinling.net>
- Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2006 10:07:22 -0500
Ric Hardacre wrote: > from the web forms doc in the comment at the bottom: > > * have a way of marking the first option of a <select> as the default > but have it not satisfy a new required="" attribute on <select> so > that you can have selects that require a valid value. How about just a new element (or even a current element) that can be put inside <select> but isn't <option>? That would make most sense semantically, since it would be something in the select that wasn't an option. What do current UAs do with known non-option elements and unknown elements in <select>? Alternatively, if that doesn't work, why not hack it with <option disabled selected> ? That works fine on Firefox trunk, at least, haven't checked other browsers. It can even be styled to appear how you want it. It's not optimal semantically (as that's not really an "option"), but it's no worse than HTML 4 (actually, it *is* HTML 4). -- dolphinling <http://dolphinling.net/>
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