progress fallback content ⁄progress
The fallback content on progress element
- represents the content inside the progress element, that will be displayed ONLY by those Browsers that do not support the progress element
- it is recommended to provide fallback content for the progress element since there are browsers that don't support it
Examples
| <progress | attribute | = | "attribute_value(s)" | > | ... | <⁄progress> | example |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| fallback content | <> fallback content <⁄> |
Video demonstration fallback content on progress element
HTML5 fallback content on progress element Tutorial
| min | video details |
|---|---|
| 00:00 | video tutorial: fallback content on progress element |
| 00:05 | the content inside the progress element represents fallback content and it is displayed by the Browsers that do not support the progress element |
| 00:11 | the content, type text in this case, 'in progress..' represents fallback content |
| 00:19 | test in 2 browsers: 1. Mozilla Firefox19: supports the progress element → the fallback content does not display |
| 00:27 | we can see the progress bar in action |
| 00:35 | 2. Internet Explorer9: does not support the progress element → the fallback content displays |