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Code is:
<progress max="100" value="100">100%</progress>
That 100% either wrapped in span tags, p’s, div’s, other progresses, nothing ever makes it get displayed. On both Chrome and Opera, running on W7x64.
Is this default behavior? Should I write on top of the progress bar with position:absolute?
Turns out the content inside the
<progress>tag is fallback for browsers who don’t support HTML5.http://lea.verou.me/2011/07/a-polyfill-for-html5-progress-element-the-obsessive-perfectionist-way/