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Is there any meainingless HTML tag to carry additional meta data, for example attributes for JavaScript for specified block/area? like:
<div class="item">
<meaninglesselement data-id="123">
<meaninglesselement data-type="sometype">
<meaninglesselement data-validate="true">
...
</div>
I know that I can move data-* attributes to div class="item" but I want a solution for clean code, even if there will be a lot of parameters.
The data applies to the div, the attributes should be on the div. If you want to format your code with one item per line, then you can.
There are no elements designed for storing meta data that go in the document body.