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Add the selectedcontent element, and release C 2.1.0, C# 2.3.0 and JS 1.3.0 - #7
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selectedcontent is the one element in the HTML standard's element index that html.json didn't have. It goes inside a customizable select's button and shows a copy of the chosen option. It has no content but still needs an end tag, so it's in "tags", not "tagsVoid". Regenerated from html.json: Selectedcontent in C and C#, and selectedcontent in JavaScript (index.js, index.d.ts, index.mjs and htmb.umd.js). The shared tests now check it in all three. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each adds the selectedcontent tag, so each is a minor version. The readme's release table, c/README.md and the PlatformIO example pin the new tags, and the readme's tagging example moves on to js-v1.4.0 so it names a version that doesn't exist yet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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selectedcontentis the only element in the HTML standard's element index (last updated 26 October 2026) thathtml.jsondidn't have. It goes inside a customizable<select>'s<button>and shows a copy of the chosen<option>. Its content model is nothing, but it isn't a void element, so it goes intagsand renders as<selectedcontent></selectedcontent>.Everything else already matches the spec. The other 112 elements are all there, nothing in
html.jsonhas been removed from the spec, and the 13 void elements match the spec's list exactly.Changes
documentation/html.json: addedselectedcontentafterselectSelectedcontent(...)/SelectedcontentAttr(...)inhtmb.hSelectedcontent/SelectedcontentAttrinHtmb.csselectedcontentinindex.js,index.d.ts,index.mjs(named export) andhtmb.umd.jsc/tests/cases.incTesting
npm testandnpm run test:typespassselect(button(selectedcontent()), option("A"))gives<select><button><selectedcontent></selectedcontent></button><option>A</option></select>in C and JSRelease
The second commit bumps each library a minor version for the new tag:
c/library.json2.1.0,HtmbLibrary.csproj2.3.0,package.json1.3.0. The readme release table,c/README.mdand the PlatformIO example pin the new tags. After merging, the merge commit gets taggedc-v2.1.0,cs-v2.3.0andjs-v1.3.0. cs-v2.3.0 is also the first NuGet release that lists the author as Larsenq.🤖 Generated with Claude Code