Currently, multiple CSS classes are applied to the <tr>s to style them into groups. HTML allows for multiple <tbody>s per <table>, so I should use that to group the rows instead, simplifying the code. I can also then put the data-feedback-href attribute on the <tbody> instead of repeating it for each row. This would allow the user to select multiple rows in the same entry and still get a "Feedback" link in the "Search Tools" popup.
Currently, multiple CSS classes are applied to the
<tr>s to style them into groups. HTML allows for multiple<tbody>s per<table>, so I should use that to group the rows instead, simplifying the code. I can also then put thedata-feedback-hrefattribute on the<tbody>instead of repeating it for each row. This would allow the user to select multiple rows in the same entry and still get a "Feedback" link in the "Search Tools" popup.