A way to filter visible child elements based on the value of various form elements. Optionally synchronizes selections with the URL.
Zach Leatherman is a builder for the web at
Font Awesome and the creator/maintainer of
Eleventy (11ty), an award-winning open source site generator. At one point he became entirely too fixated on web fonts. He has given 84 talks in nine different countries at events like Beyond Tellerrand, Smashing Conference, Jamstack Conf, CSSConf, and The White House. Formerly part of CloudCannon, Netlify, Filament Group, NEJS CONF, and NebraskaJS. Learn more about Zach »
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@nhoizey
Are you also in charge of content, and fan of X-Men? 😅
@zachleat
No and yes 😇 Loved the old cartoons growing up
@nhoizey
Just saw 2 movies, I guess I'll have to see more when Marvel starts mixing them with the Avengers in the coming Multiverse… 😅 I guess you can tell the right person there's a typo?
@zachleat
ahaha thank you for being very clear—I somehow did not even connect that was a typo 😅 I’ll let the team know, thank you!
@nhoizey
😂
@gregwhitworth
How interested would Netlify be to get engaged in Open UI given your creation of web components and driving the direction/utilization in prod of these components for feedback?
@zachleat
Whew, good question. I’m super focused on Eleventy open source right now and I’m wary to split time there
@gregwhitworth
definitely didn't mean you specifically, I know @soMelanieSaid is there but unsure who owns all of what. So if this component maps to <selectmenu> it could be tested or even converted to oui-selectmenu