I have been reading this article about HTML5 Custom Element.
It said I need to register the element's name before using it like:
var XFoo = document.registerElement('x-foo');
document.body.appendChild(new XFoo());
Then I can start using it normally:
<x-foo>...</x-foo>
But I just tried using it without registering in Chrome, Firefox, and IE11. All seems to render just fine, even CSS selector for x-foo
also works.
I'm guessing that we no longer need to register since most browsers have supported it?
Thanks
Short answer: No.
As a good practice, always define things that are not official. Just because it works by all/most browsers does not make it correct. That would be similar to using a variable which is yet to be defined, and then the compiler automatically defining it. Sure, it works, but that does not make it right