Access and Manipulate HTML5 Data Attributes
Discover how to effectively use `dataset` to read and write custom HTML5 data attributes, enabling storage of small pieces of data directly on DOM elements.
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Discover how to effectively use `dataset` to read and write custom HTML5 data attributes, enabling storage of small pieces of data directly on DOM elements.
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