* Update documentation for preload extension - include form element preloading and preload always attribute description
* Adjust version number
* Document HX-Preload header
* Rename preloaded header from HX-Preload to HX-Preloaded
* Up version
* Update www/content/extensions/preload.md
Co-authored-by: Vincent <vichenzo-thebaud@hotmail.com>
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Co-authored-by: Vincent <vichenzo-thebaud@hotmail.com>
* Update hx-trigger.md
- Added a clarification in notes to suggest adding a delay when adding reset to hx-trigger.
- Also thought it's useful to add a reference to MDN's list of web API events, as it was one of the omissions in the hx-trigger doc which made me Google a little when I started out.
* Update hx-trigger.md
My bad, you're absolutely right. I've rewritten the proposed changes with your explanation in mind.
* Initial suggestion (squashed)
Support multiple extended selectors for hx-include
Additional test for nested standard selector
Add @MichaelWest22 hx-disabled-elt multiple selector test
Add hx-trigger `from` test with multiple extended selectors
Simplify
Include #2915 fix
Update htmx.js
Split for readability
Don't apply global to previous selectors
Rewrite loop, restore global recursive call, minimize diff
Use break for better readability
Co-Authored-By: MichaelWest22 <12867972+MichaelWest22@users.noreply.github.com>
* Keep global as a first-position-only keyword
* Wrapped selector syntax
* Replace substring check by individual chars check
* Fix format
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Co-authored-by: MichaelWest22 <12867972+MichaelWest22@users.noreply.github.com>
boosted forms that issue a `GET` (and only a `GET`) and have no `action` attribute or an empty `action` attribute should clear the existing parameters of the current path when submitting lmao
Without uBlock, the button's alt-text would be 1px lower than the rest
of the nav items, and inconsistently capitalized.
With uBlock, the button would be slightly too high up.
This is on Firefox.
The solution is to apply styles on the `span` that GitHub's JS inserts.
However, using margin will make the entire nav jump during pageload, so
position: relative seems more robust there.
