UI HTML Attributes

Some standard as well as non-standard HTML attributes are available for developers to use. Below are some tables going over different attributes that are currently available and what they are used for.

General

Attribute	Description
id	A unique id for this element, useful for searching in Go
group	The group that this element belongs to, useful for searching in Go
class	The CSS class style to use
style	An inline override style to use for this element

Events

We have both standard and non-standard events built into the UI elements. For the most part, all automatic events will be prefixed with on for the HTML attribute name.

Attribute	Description
onclick	The element was clicked or tapped via finger or stylus
onrightclick	The element was right-clicked
onmiss	The anything but the element was clicked or tapped via finger or stylus
onsubmit	The enter key is pressed in an input field
onkeydown	A key is pressed while the element is focused
onkeyup	A key is released while the element is focused
ondblclick	The element was double clicked or tapped via finger or stylus
onmouseover	The mouse or stylus hovers over this element
onmouseenter	The mouse or stylus hovers over this element
onmouseleave	The mouse or stylus exits hovering over this element
onmouseexit	The mouse or stylus exits hovering over this element
onmousedown	The mouse button, touch, or stylus is pressed on the element
onmouseup	The mouse button, touch, or stylus is released on the element
onmousewheel	The mouse wheel was moved while hovering over the element
onchange	The value of the element changed (input, select, checkbox, etc.)
ondragenter	The cursor is currently dragging something and hovers over this
ondragleave	The cursor is currently dragging something and stops hovering over this
ondragstart	The cursor started dragging this element
ondrop	The cursor was dragging something and dropped it onto this element
ondragend	The cursor stopped dragging this element