Greetings freeCodeCamp staff and fellow forum users,
Let me state firstly my clear ignorance on any and almost all things coding. Just started my journey to learn how to code.
As I was going through the ResponsiveWebDev Certification’s HTML course, in the Working with the iframe Element section, How Do You Embed Videos onto Your Page Using the iframe Element? subsection, I came across the following bit of text:
I wanted to complete my notes with more examples of what one might add to the `allow` attribute so I searched the web and found the following link: <iframe>: The Inline Frame element - HTML | MDN
In which, under the `allow` attribute description, is stated that `allowfullscreen` and another of my sought after examples, `allowpaymentrequest` are now considered legacy attributes, and are now redefined as `allow="fullscreen *` and `allow="payment *` respectively.
Just wanted to flag this, in case it is true that the taught syntax for this attribute is nowadays outdated, and perhaps should be therefore updated.
Can someone with experience confirm or deny?
And lastly, thank you so much for these free materials! I am enjoying them thoroughly.