My question to you fine people is: are there any good reasons why I
shouldn't change this around so that the configuration is put on
the title attribute instead?
The only disadvantage I see is that without clearing the title
attribute after fetching the data from it would leave the tooltip
with totally un-tooltip-like data (it would be something like
title="C:foobar:40:MO:50:50" for instance).
My reservation with this is that it precludes valid use of the title
attribute. Plus, in no way is your data block a title.
The TITLE attribute is more for descriptions than titles anyway...
although I would agree it is to some extent a misuse of said
attribute, would not using CLASS be more so?
Ultimately I would really recommend nesting invisible XOXO data or
something, but that's a matter of opinion.
I'd struggle
to argue that it's a classification, but if you squint it's more a
classification than a title. The possibility of a user-agent
rendering this data (which is entirely possible) is rather too much
to bear.
So I'd say keep it in the class, but make it play nice.
drew.
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