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I need a test-file with all HTML5 elements [closed]

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I am doing some testing on a new html5-css3 framework and I want to test it against some classless HTML-files to see how my framework behaves.

Does anyone know of one or more static HTML file with all HTML5 tags in various configurations (preferably without classes) that I can use for testing my framework. It would be a big timesaver for me.

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Jorden van Foreest Avatar asked Jul 05 '12 11:07

Jorden van Foreest


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I have never used it but this pagelink deadthis page appears to be pretty exhaustive and seems to be exactly what you are looking for. You can always check the HTML5 doctor element index to make sure that all the HTML5 elements are present in this test page.

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Chris Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 11:09

Chris