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Let say, I have code as follow
<div id='tes' data-name='baloon'>Content Baloon</div>
<div id='tes' data-name='big'>Content Big</div>
And I want to get inner of each div with javascript (not jquery) but work on html5. How to that?
You can’t have elements with the same ID in an HTML (5 or any other version) document – it is an error. Therefore, there is no way javascript can address this.
Check the HTML spect at http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/global.html#h-7.5.2
You can have multiple elements with the same “name” property – and javascript offers support for that.