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I'm trying to put together a way of marking up various components in HTML that get parsed by a jQuery script and created when the page loads. For example, at the moment I can put the following in to my page.. <a href="link.html" class="Theme-Button Theme-Button-Style-win2007 Theme-Button-iconLeft Theme-Button-AlignmentCenter Theme-Button-fullWidth">This is a button</a> When the jQuery script finds it it'll inject the html necessary to create a button with an icon on it and all the necessary events etc. However, this is messy and requires a lot of long class names. I'd much rather do something like this... <a href="#" class="Theme-Button" data="{style: 'win2007', icon: 'left', align:'center', fullWidth: true}"></a> It's not that much shorter but neater in my opinion and requires less parsing. Trouble is, I've done a little bit of research into "expandos" and I'm fairly sure some browsers won't like it and it won't validate. Anybody got any better suggestions?
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