honest gull
I was wondering if anyone can confirm that <a name="somename" /> is actually not allowed in *.astro components. And if so: Does anyone know if this is a mere (typing) bug or is there something else to it?
Error: Property 'name' does not exist on type 'AnchorHTMLAttributes'
versed fractal
I'm not sure if it's Astro specifically, but probably a dependency that handles HTML typings.
depending on what you're trying to do, data-name might be a suitable alternative?
honest gull
Hey @versed fractal ,
what I meant is: I cannot create an anchor element with a name attribute, which is standard HTML since at least HTML 3.2 (https://www.w3.org/TR/2018/SPSD-html32-20180315/#anchor)
It works totally fine if I add this to my *.d.ts file:
declare namespace astroHTML.JSX {
interface AnchorHTMLAttributes {
name?: string | undefined | null;
}
}
trail bone
name kinda doesn't exist anymore, does it
On mdn it has a "deprecated" icon next to it
trail bone
I honestly didn't know about this attribute
If it does have a purpose, we could add it for sure
versed fractal
it doesn't appear in the latest spec, although that's not to say browsers don't use it in some way 🤔
honest gull
Ohh I see.. My apologies. Good to know. My HTML knowledge seems a bit ancient
honest gull
If it does have a purpose, we could add it for sure
Well no.. As you correctly pointed out, the MDN docs state that the ID attribute should be used instead.
Can I mark this support request as "solved" somehow?
versed fractal
you can change the title to include a prefix like (solved), or react with a ✅ or something similar on the original post, but there's no need too