Merge pull request #447 from seneca/patch-39

Update content-tags.md

packages/nuejs.org/docs/content-tags.md

@@ -122,16 +122,16 @@ The `large` and `small` attributes can define images with varying aspect ratios,
 
 [.options]
   #### Image options
-  - `alt` — Alternate text for accessibility, describing the image's content.
-  - `src` — Source URL of the image file.
-  - `caption` — Provides context for the image, enhancing user understanding.
-  - `href` — Adds a clickable link to the image, guiding users to related content.
-  - `large` — Specifies the large version of the image, which can differ in aspect ratio from the small version, allowing for creative art direction.
-  - `loading` — Determines the loading behavior: "lazy" enables [lazy loading](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Performance/Lazy_loading) (default value) or "eager" for immediate loading.
-  - `small` — Defines the small version of the image for mobile displays, optimizing visual presentation.
-  - `offset` — Sets the screen size (in pixels) at which the small image switches to the large one, with a default of 750 pixels.
-  - `size` — A shortcut property to provide both width and height simultaneously, formatted as "width x height".
-  - `width` — Specifies the width of the image for precise layout control.
+  - `alt` Alternate text for accessibility, describing the image's content.
+  - `src` Source URL of the image file.
+  - `caption` Provides context for the image, enhancing user understanding.
+  - `href` Adds a clickable link to the image, guiding users to related content.
+  - `large` Specifies the large version of the image, which can differ in aspect ratio from the small version, allowing for creative art direction.
+  - `loading` Determines the loading behavior: "lazy" enables [lazy loading](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Performance/Lazy_loading) (default value) or "eager" for immediate loading.
+  - `small` Defines the small version of the image for mobile displays, optimizing visual presentation.
+  - `offset` Sets the screen size (in pixels) at which the small image switches to the large one, with a default of 750 pixels.
+  - `size` A shortcut property to provide both width and height simultaneously, formatted as "width x height".
+  - `width` Specifies the width of the image for precise layout control.
 
 ### HTML output
 
@@ -212,14 +212,14 @@ Options can also be specified using YAML for enhanced organization:
 [.options]
   #### Video options
 
-  - `autoplay` — Starts the video when the page loads, providing an engaging experience right away. Must be used together with `muted` for autoplay to work across all browsers.
-  - `controls` — Displays the built-in video controls provided by the browser, allowing users to play, pause, and adjust the volume.
-  - `loop` — Makes the video restart automatically after it reaches the end, which is useful for continuous playback in presentations or promotional content.
-  - `muted` — Plays the video without sound, enabling autoplay in browsers that restrict sound playback.
-  - `poster` — A URL for an image that will be displayed before the video begins playing, giving users a preview of the content.
-  - `preload` — Provides a [hint to the browser](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/video#preload) about whether to load the video data before the user plays it.
-  - `src` — Specifies the URL to the video file, directing the browser to where it can retrieve the video content.
-  - `width` — Determines the width of the video player, allowing for precise control over the layout.
+  - `autoplay` Starts the video when the page loads, providing an engaging experience right away. Must be used together with `muted` for autoplay to work across all browsers.
+  - `controls` Displays the built-in video controls provided by the browser, allowing users to play, pause, and adjust the volume.
+  - `loop` Makes the video restart automatically after it reaches the end, which is useful for continuous playback in presentations or promotional content.
+  - `muted` Plays the video without sound, enabling autoplay in browsers that restrict sound playback.
+  - `poster` A URL for an image that will be displayed before the video begins playing, giving users a preview of the content.
+  - `preload` Provides a [hint to the browser](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/video#preload) about whether to load the video data before the user plays it.
+  - `src` Specifies the URL to the video file, directing the browser to where it can retrieve the video content.
+  - `width` Determines the width of the video player, allowing for precise control over the layout.
 
 ### HTML output
 
@@ -380,10 +380,10 @@ This allows you to render tables dynamically based on the structured data availa
 [.options]
   #### Table options
 
-  - `caption` — Defines a caption for the table, which appears above the table in HTML.
-  - `head` — Determines whether the first row should be rendered as a table head (`<th>` elements). The default is `true`.
-  - `:items` — Specifies the property name for externally defined table data that should be rendered.
-  - `wrapper` — Wraps the table inside a parent element with a class name specified on this property, typically used for adding colored backgrounds or other design elements from your design system.
+  - `caption` Defines a caption for the table, which appears above the table in HTML.
+  - `head` Determines whether the first row should be rendered as a table head (`<th>` elements). The default is `true`.
+  - `:items` Specifies the property name for externally defined table data that should be rendered.
+  - `wrapper` Wraps the table inside a parent element with a class name specified on this property, typically used for adding colored backgrounds or other design elements from your design system.
 
 
 ### HTML output
@@ -479,8 +479,8 @@ Accordions can be customized with various options to control their behavior and
 [.options]
   #### Accordion options
 
-  - `name` — Use this to name individual entries. When supplied, only one entry can be open at a time, ensuring a true accordion effect.
-  - `open` — Set the initial state of the accordion. Use this to open the first tab by default or provide a numeric value for a specific item to be initially opened.
+  - `name` Use this to name individual entries. When supplied, only one entry can be open at a time, ensuring a true accordion effect.
+  - `open` Set the initial state of the accordion. Use this to open the first tab by default or provide a numeric value for a specific item to be initially opened.
 
 
 ### HTML output