Okay, I’ve analyzed the provided HTML snippets. Hear’s a breakdown of what they represent:
1. Summary Section (id="summy-content"):
This section contains a summary of the article. It’s initially hidden (aria-hidden="true"), likely displayed via JavaScript when a user requests a summary.
It includes:
A close button to hide the summary.
The title “Résumé de l’article” (Summary of the article).
The summary text itself:
SC Magdeburg won a close match against Barcelona to reach the Champions League final.
They overcame initial difficulties to defeat the defending champion 31-30.
Magdeburg took the lead 14 minutes before the end.
Barcelona received two red cards near the end.
Tim Hornke scored the decisive goals.
Magdeburg will face Foxes Berlin in the final.
A disclaimer that the summary is experimental and may be inaccurate.
A feedback section asking if the summary was helpful, with “like” and “dislike” buttons.2. Audio Version Facts (class="article-player-info"):
this section informs the user that an audio version of the article is available and was created artificially (text-to-speech).
It’s initially hidden (hidden="").
It includes:
An information button that, when clicked, reveals more details about the audio version.
A hidden section (id="tts-audio-info") that explains the audio version was created artificially and asks for feedback.
3. Header Image (data-ct-row="headerimage"):
This section contains the header image for the article. It uses
The srcset attributes in the
In summary:
The HTML provides a summary of a handball match article, information about an artificially generated audio version, and the header image for the article. The summary and audio information are initially hidden and likely revealed through JavaScript interactions. The header image is responsive, adapting to different screen sizes.
