This plugin includes 18 HTML5 elements. All input elements come with a label element. So you don’t need to add an extra text element for labels. Elements such as Date Input have attributes like min and max value and come out of the box with native client side validation without JavaScript. New elements: Video Hero, Textmask, Flipcard, Textticker, Typewriter, Image Filter, Backdrop Filter. More will follow.
If you think an image on mobile, in the same size as for desktops, is responsive -this is false.
And for your point “to bring users to your plugin.”
The agencies here do that over and over again.
I’m not saying it’s not good! Just trying to inform users (and maybe even you) that CSS/HTML works just as well in some cases. There are definite perks whilst using the HTML5 Elements, sure.
Here is an example of a responsive image on all sizes without the “Picture” element and just pure CSS/ basic HTML.
You can easily do this within your application by using Classify and attaching the correct ID/Class to your image elements and containers.
What I did was wrap the image in a container, but that’s not necessary. Although, wrapping an image in a container is most ideal, Bubble does that for you already, so you can just modify the image and the container with a little CSS.
EDIT: You may want to actually go to the URL - the embedded doesn’t show the example very well.
Not trying to bash on your work, as I would highly recommend using it if people need to achieve better results in SEO.
The article/picture elements are my favorite when editing raw HTML. I use them in react all day.
You don’t get the point of the picture element.
With this you are able to deliver a smaller image (in KB) for smaller devices. That is not the same as in your example.
