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datatype.] front The core Markup datatype. The ev type-parameter tracks the type of
events that can be raised when this Markup is rendered.^ front*Map all actions created by the inner Html._ front Install event handlers for the given event on all immediate
children.` front Tag, open tag, end tag, contenta front
Custom parentb frontTag, open tag, end tagc front Custom leafd front HTML contente front Concatenation of two HTML piecesf front Add an attribute to the inner HTML. Raw key, key, value, HTML to
receive the attribute.g front)Add a custom attribute to the inner HTML.h front Empty HTML.i front Create a custom parent elementj front Create a custom leaf elementk front Create an HTML attribute that can be applied to an HTML element later using
the U
operator.l front From HTML 5 onwards, the user is able to specify custom data attributes. An example:
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be described using BlazeMarkup with: (p ! dataAttribute "foo" "bar" $ "Hello."m front Create a custom attribute. This is not specified in the HTML spec, but some
JavaScript libraries rely on it. An example: &Can be produced using: 4select ! customAttribute "dojoType" "select" $ "foo"n front Render text. Functions like these can be used to supply content in HTML.o front Render text without escaping.p front
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for lazy .q front
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for lazy r front Create an HTML snippet from a .s front Create an HTML snippet from a without escapingt front Insert a . This is an unsafe operation:The could have the wrong encoding.The might contain illegal HTML characters (no escaping is
done).u frontInsert a lazy . See t. for reasons why this
is an unsafe operation.v front Create a [ from some .w front Create a [ from a .x front Render an attribute value from .y front Render an attribute value from without escaping.z front
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for lazy | front!Create an attribute value from a .} front!Create an attribute value from a without escaping.~ front!Create an attribute value from a . See t0
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combinators. front+Take only the text content of an HTML tree. 2contents $ do
p ! $ "Hello "
p ! $ "Word!"Result: Hello World! front Check if a \: value is completely empty (renders to the empty
string).i front Element tag frontContent frontResulting markupj front Element tag frontClose the leaf? frontResulting markupk frontRaw key front)Shared key string for the HTML attribute. front Value for the HTML attribute. frontResulting HTML attribute.l frontName of the attribute. frontValue for the attribute. frontResulting HTML attribute.m frontName of the attribute frontValue for the attribute frontResulting HTML attribtuen frontText to render. frontResulting HTML fragment.o frontText to insert frontResulting HTML fragmentp frontText to insert frontResulting HTML fragmentq frontText to insert frontResulting HTML fragmentr frontString to insert. frontResulting HTML fragment.s frontString to insert. frontResulting HTML fragment.t frontValue to insert. frontResulting HTML fragment.u frontValue to insert frontResulting HTML fragmentv frontText to create a tag from front
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Hello.
frontCombinator for the accessKey attribute.Example: div ! accesskey "bar" $ "Hello."Result: !
Hello.
frontCombinator for the action attribute.Example: div ! action "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the allowFullScreen attribute.Example: &div ! allowfullscreen "bar" $ "Hello."Result: '
Hello.
frontCombinator for the allowTransparency attribute.Example: (div ! allowtransparency "bar" $ "Hello."Result: )
Hello.
frontCombinator for the alt attribute.Example: div ! alt "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the async attribute.Example: div ! async "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the autoCapitalize attribute.Example: %div ! autocapitalize "bar" $ "Hello."Result: &
Hello.
frontCombinator for the autoComplete attribute.Example: #div ! autocomplete "bar" $ "Hello."Result: $
Hello.
frontCombinator for the autoCorrect attribute.Example: "div ! autocorrect "bar" $ "Hello."Result: #
Hello.
frontCombinator for the autoFocus attribute.Example: div ! autofocus "bar" $ "Hello."Result: !
Hello.
frontCombinator for the autoPlay attribute.Example: div ! autoplay "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the cellPadding attribute.Example: "div ! cellpadding "bar" $ "Hello."Result: #
Hello.
frontCombinator for the cellSpacing attribute.Example: "div ! cellspacing "bar" $ "Hello."Result: #
Hello.
frontCombinator for the charSet attribute.Example: div ! charset "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the checked attribute.Example: div ! checked "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the className attribute.Example: div ! class_ "bar" $ "Hello."Result: !
Hello.
frontCombinator for the colSpan attribute.Example: div ! colspan "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the cols attribute.Example: div ! cols "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the content attribute.Example: div ! content "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the contentEditable attribute.Example: &div ! contenteditable "bar" $ "Hello."Result: '
Hello.
frontCombinator for the contextMenu attribute.Example: "div ! contextmenu "bar" $ "Hello."Result: #
Hello.
frontCombinator for the controls attribute.Example: div ! controls "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the coords attribute.Example: div ! coords "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the crossOrigin attribute.Example: "div ! crossorigin "bar" $ "Hello."Result: #
Hello.
frontCombinator for the data attribute.Example: div ! data_ "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the dateTime attribute.Example: div ! datetime "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the defer attribute.Example: div ! defer "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the dir attribute.Example: div ! dir "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the disabled attribute.Example: div ! disabled "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the download attribute.Example: div ! download "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the draggable attribute.Example: div ! draggable "bar" $ "Hello."Result: !
Hello.
frontCombinator for the encType attribute.Example: div ! enctype "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the form attribute.Example: div ! form "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the formNoValidate attribute.Example: %div ! formnovalidate "bar" $ "Hello."Result: &
Hello.
frontCombinator for the frameBorder attribute.Example: "div ! frameborder "bar" $ "Hello."Result: #
Hello.
frontCombinator for the height attribute.Example: div ! height "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the hidden attribute.Example: div ! hidden "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the href attribute.Example: div ! href "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the hrefLang attribute.Example: div ! hreflang "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the htmlFor attribute.Example: div ! for "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the httpEquiv attribute.Example: div ! httpequiv "bar" $ "Hello."Result: !
Hello.
frontCombinator for the icon attribute.Example: div ! icon "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the id attribute.Example: div ! id "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the itemProp attribute.Example: div ! itemprop "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the itemScope attribute.Example: div ! itemscope "bar" $ "Hello."Result: !
Hello.
frontCombinator for the itemType attribute.Example: div ! itemtype "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the key attribute.Example: div ! key "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the label attribute.Example: div ! label "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the lang attribute.Example: div ! lang "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the list attribute.Example: div ! list "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the loop attribute.Example: div ! loop "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the max attribute.Example: div ! max "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the maxLength attribute.Example: div ! maxlength "bar" $ "Hello."Result: !
Hello.
frontCombinator for the
mediaGroup attribute.Example: !div ! mediagroup "bar" $ "Hello."Result: "
Hello.
frontCombinator for the method attribute.Example: div ! method "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the min attribute.Example: div ! min "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the multiple attribute.Example: div ! multiple "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the muted attribute.Example: div ! muted "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the name attribute.Example: div ! name "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the
noValidate attribute.Example: !div ! novalidate "bar" $ "Hello."Result: "
Hello.
frontCombinator for the pattern attribute.Example: div ! pattern "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the placeholder attribute.Example: "div ! placeholder "bar" $ "Hello."Result: #
Hello.
frontCombinator for the poster attribute.Example: div ! poster "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the preload attribute.Example: div ! preload "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the property attribute.Example: div ! property "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the
radioGroup attribute.Example: !div ! radiogroup "bar" $ "Hello."Result: "
Hello.
frontCombinator for the readOnly attribute.Example: div ! readonly "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the rel attribute.Example: div ! rel "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the required attribute.Example: div ! required "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the role attribute.Example: div ! role "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the rowSpan attribute.Example: div ! rowspan "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the rows attribute.Example: div ! rows "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the sandbox attribute.Example: div ! sandbox "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the scope attribute.Example: div ! scope "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the
scrollLeft attribute.Example: !div ! scrollleft "bar" $ "Hello."Result: "
Hello.
frontCombinator for the scrollTop attribute.Example: div ! scrolltop "bar" $ "Hello."Result: !
Hello.
frontCombinator for the scrolling attribute.Example: div ! scrolling "bar" $ "Hello."Result: !
Hello.
frontCombinator for the seamless attribute.Example: div ! seamless "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the selected attribute.Example: div ! selected "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the shape attribute.Example: div ! shape "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the size attribute.Example: div ! size "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the span attribute.Example: div ! span "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the
spellCheck attribute.Example: !div ! spellcheck "bar" $ "Hello."Result: "
Hello.
frontCombinator for the src attribute.Example: div ! src "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the srcDoc attribute.Example: div ! srcdoc "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the srcSet attribute.Example: div ! srcset "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the start attribute.Example: div ! start "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the step attribute.Example: div ! step "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the style attribute. frontCombinator for the tabIndex attribute.Example: div ! tabindex "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the target attribute.Example: div ! target "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the title attribute.Example: div ! title "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the type attribute.Example: div ! type_ "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the useMap attribute.Example: div ! usemap "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the value attribute.Example: div ! value "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the width attribute.Example: div ! width "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
frontCombinator for the wmode attribute.Example: div ! wmode "bar" $ "Hello."Result:
Hello.
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function is applied to the return values of their callbacks. front The user has pressed a physical key while the target element was focused. front The user has released a phyiscal key while the target element was focused. front The user has input some ASCII character while the target element was focused. frontThe user has pressed Enter & while the target element was focused. front*The focus has moved to the target element. front&The focus has left the target element. frontThe value property of the target element has changed. The new value is
passed as a parameter to the callback. This handler is supported for
input , textarea , and select
elements. frontThe checked property of the target element has changed. This handler is
supported for input elements of type checkbox or radio. frontThe selected property of the the target element has changed. This
handler is supported for option
elements. front The user has submitted the target form. This handler is supported for
form
elements. frontA simplified version of which watches for the
LeftButton' only
and ignores the cursor position. frontA simplified version of which watches for the
LeftButton'
only and ignores the cursor position. frontA simplified version of which watches for the
LeftButton'
only and ignores the cursor position. frontA simplified version of which watches for the
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only and ignores the cursor position. frontThe mouse cursor has moved while positioned over the target element. The
mouse position at the time the event was fired is passed as a parameter to
the callback. frontThe mouse cursor has entered the region occupied by the target element.
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to the callback. frontThe mouse cursor has left the region occupied by the target element. The
mouse position at the time the event was fired is passed as a parameter to
the callback. front2Like MouseEnter, but handles bubbling differently. front2Like MouseLeave, but handles bubbling differently. frontThe the scroll-position of the page has changed. The amount by which it
has changed (in lines) is passed as a parameter to the callback. frontThe user has moved the scroll-wheel. The amount by which the scroll
position of an infinitely large page is affected is passed as a parameter to
the callback. frontRegister an event handler. None> front?Class allowing us to use a single function for attribute values front%Convert a value to an attribute value front6Convert a value to an attribute value without escaping front frontCombinator for the element. This combinator will also
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