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What it is
- : an inline HTML element used to wrap text or other inline content without adding semantic meaning.
- data-sd-animate: a custom data attribute (data-) used to store extra information on an element, typically read by JavaScript or CSS for behavior like animations.
How it’s used (example)
- JavaScript reads the attribute to apply animation:
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<span data-sd-animate=“fade-in”>Hello</span><script>document.querySelectorAll(’[data-sd-animate]’).forEach(el=>{ const type = el.dataset.sdAnimate; // “fade-in” if(type === ‘fade-in’) el.classList.add(‘animate-fade-in’); });</script>- CSS animation class:
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.animate-fade-in { animation: fadeIn .6s ease both; }@keyframes fadeIn { from { opacity:0; transform: translateY(8px);} to { opacity:1; transform: none;} }Best practices
- Use data- attributes for non-semantic data only.
- Prefer descriptive values (e.g., “fade-in”, “slide-up”).
- Keep behavior in JS/CSS; avoid inline scripts.
- Ensure accessibility: animations should be subtle and respect prefers-reduced-motion.
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