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HTML, or Hypertext Markup Language, was primarily designed to provide a means of creating structured scientific documents. HTML can embed scripting languages such as PHP or JavaScript to affect the behavior and content of web pages. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) maintains both the HTML and CSS standards.
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While writing string data (example = "121212121212121" -> string of all integer characters) into excel.
while user download and see, the downloaded xl/CSV, the data is shown in exponential format. Is there a way to show the same data. without converting into exponential in this case.
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It may be a specific request but since there is a zip file handler for Android, doesn't hurt to ask for a desktop (maybe multiple backends?) implementation.
I would like to try that in the future but if anyone has time before feel free to do it.
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Not a single form field has a label. These designs are not usable and the patterns presented should be discouraged.
I suggest adding a validation check like Nu Validator, aXe, lighthouse, etc. to show all the places this markup is invalid.
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Created by Tim Berners-Lee
Released June 1993
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- w3c/html
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Description
During discussion on #7611, it came up that methods like
addClass
andhasClass
will throw an error if given a value with whitespace, likeplayer.addClass('foo bar');
. The reason Video.js does not accept this is that the DOMclassList
object methods accept only single class names.Specifying multiple class names through a whitespace-delimited string is a common practice