I tried mixing @EXPORT and @EXPORT_OK. I had to call the default function anyway in the qw(), so it is one or the other, not both.

  1. You figured right, it was an oversight. legend and label should have been removed from the @EXPORT_OK list. I had not gotten to it. Also, definition_list is exportable, however I have not rewritten it to be like the others. It has data gathering in it which is very specific to my site. I need to make it more generally useable.
  2. tabindex has been added to the appropriate elements. :)
  3. I will save bytes where ever I can, so if it means my comments are little, I am okay with it.

If you think this has the goods to ever be uploaded to CPAN and get users, then by all means play around with making default tabbing at your leisure. anchor and pre are the only elements which do not get tabbed. The former is an inline element, and the latter is special (any tabs before the end tag are part of the output, which is not good). Please remember to hunt down every $tab. Also, if you do it, please add the tabbing code here with maybe an example of one element, but also fork the gist. :)

PS. I am still trying to figure out how to get rid of the use of &$code. I am not really happy with it in the five elements it is used in.

Have a cookie and a very nice day!
Lady Aleena

In reply to Re^9: RFC: Proofread the POD for my HTML elements module by Lady_Aleena
in thread RFC: Proofread the POD for my HTML elements module by Lady_Aleena

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