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I just came across a website that has “data-sigil” as an attribute for HTML elements like a, div, label, abbr.
It accepts a string value, like this:
<a class="a1class" href="/more.php" data-sigil="some-description">More</a>
Googling “data-sigil” HTML attribute yielded only a mailing list posting which doesn’t seem to explain much in the context of an HTML attribute.
Any idea what that mysterious “data-sigil” HTML attribute could be?
Any attribute starting with
data-is an HTML 5 data- attribute.