Some elements not styled about mvp HOT 10 CLOSED

Thanks @DiemenDesign, now I remember. I looked into <dialog>, but it's not supported by Safari yet. It's a top candidate to get styled once it is though. I'll close for now, but if you or someone else comes across this in the future when Safari does offer support, please let me know. Thanks!

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The <dialog> element is now styled in the latest release: https://github.com/andybrewer/mvp/releases/tag/v1.11

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@DiemenDesign which tags are unstyled? Some like div are intentionally unstyled and some like mark intentionally use the default browser styling but I'd be interested in seeing any that are unstyled that you think could use styling.

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<address> was one that comes to mind, mainly due to having to style it for my own use.

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<dialog/> which isn't mentioned on the html5doctor, but is here https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/dialog is another that comes to mind that might be something a lot of people use.

The <address/> element I don't have a specific style for, other than a lot of designers may use it in a header or footer for that sort of specific information. I know with using schema there is examples which also use elements such as <span/> that contain classes with the type of data like tel or email. But that's then getting back to classes again, I think they are more so scrappers/robots looking for data where pages don't specifically use meta schema or json-ld type data structures then look for information with the class names. I'll have a play around, and present some idea's.

Thank you for being open to idea's I find so many developers are of a rigid mindset and their way is the only way.

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This https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element resource seems to have a more concise list of elements.

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No worries, it often baffles me how far behind Safari can be considering it uses -webkit as it's rendering engine.

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Safari supports <dialog> as of May 2022 per caniuse. Can we reconsider styling it now?

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Yes, I'll work on styling <dialog>, thanks for staying up to date on this!

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