Have you ever thought "Wow I really wish I could use some of the unsupported elements I see on MDN"? Hopefully not, but if you have, this is some code that allows you to use some of them (kind of).
Not a huge fan of custom elements requiring a hyphen since it sort of ruins the charm. So this allows you to use them without hyphens! Just throw <blink>...</blink> in your html. It's probably not very performant, but if you are using this you probably don't care.
Plays a background sound! Unfortunately this can't really work as it did in IE (and maybe Opera?) since browsers are now a little smarter and won't let you autoplay unmuted sounds. Shame.
- src: string
- balance: int [-10000, 10000] (default 0)
- loop: int | 'infinite' (default 'infinite')
- volume: int [-10000, 0] (default 0)
Just throw things in here I suppose. They'll blink. I didn't really look at the documentation much longer than I needed to yoink the polyfill from mdn.