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diff --git a/bower_components/html5shiv/readme.md b/bower_components/html5shiv/readme.md index 4b3af989..622d80b8 100644 --- a/bower_components/html5shiv/readme.md +++ b/bower_components/html5shiv/readme.md @@ -24,13 +24,13 @@ For the full story of HTML5 Shiv and all of the people involved in making it, re `bower install html5shiv --save-dev` -This will clone the latest version of the HTML5 shiv into the `components` directory at the root of your project and also create or update the file `bower.json` which specifies your projects dependencies. +This will clone the latest version of the HTML5 shiv into the `bower_components` directory at the root of your project and also create or update the file `bower.json` which specifies your projects dependencies. Include the HTML5 shiv in the `<head>` of your page in a conditional comment and after any stylesheets. ```html <!--[if lt IE 9]> - <script src="components/html5shiv/html5shiv.js"></script> + <script src="bower_components/html5shiv/html5shiv.js"></script> <![endif]--> ``` @@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ HTML5 Shiv works as a simple drop-in solution. In most cases there is no need to ### `html5.elements` option -The `elements` option is a space separated string or array, which describes the **full** list of the elements to shiv. +The `elements` option is a space separated string or array, which describes the **full** list of the elements to shiv. see also `addElements`. **Configuring `elements` before `html5shiv.js` is included.** @@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ window.html5 = { If the `shivMethods` option is set to `true` (by default) HTML5 Shiv will override `document.createElement`/`document.createDocumentFragment` in Internet Explorer 6-8 to allow dynamic DOM creation of HTML5 elements. -Known issue: If an element is created using the overridden `createElement` method this element returns a document fragment as its `parentNode`, but should be normally `null`. If a script relays on this behavior, `shivMethods`should be set to `false`. +Known issue: If an element is created using the overridden `createElement` method this element returns a document fragment as its `parentNode`, but should be normally `null`. If a script relies on this behavior, `shivMethods`should be set to `false`. Note: jQuery 1.7+ has implemented his own HTML5 DOM creation fix for Internet Explorer 6-8. If all your scripts (including Third party scripts) are using jQuery's manipulation and DOM creation methods, you might want to set this option to `false`. **Configuring `shivMethods` before `html5shiv.js` is included.** @@ -98,6 +98,15 @@ window.html5 = { window.html5.shivMethods = false; ``` +### `html5.addElements( newElements [, document] )` + +The `html5.addElements` method extends the list of elements to shiv. The newElements argument can be a whitespace separated list or an array. + +```js +//extend list of elements to shiv +html5.addElements('element content'); +``` + ### `html5.createElement( nodeName [, document] )` The `html5.createElement` method creates a shived element, even if `shivMethods` is set to false. |