Repeats what's inside it once per item of a list, in place, with no look of its own; inside, the current item is called item (or the name given by as=). if= on each keeps only the items it's true for: each items=tasks as=t if={owner == 'All' || t.owner == owner}.
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itemsexpressionThe list to repeat over, like todos or {cart}.requiredasnameName for the current item, used inside: as=t makes {t.text} work.itemindexnameName for the item's position, counting from 0.—keyexpressionA value unique to each item, like {t.id}, so focus stays with the item when the list changes. Defaults to the position.—ifconditionShow only when this expression is true, e.g. if=done or if={count>0}. Every element takes it.—tipstringA short explanation shown on hover, keyboard focus or a tap, e.g. tip="Orders not yet shipped": for a term or a number some people won't know, instead of more words on screen. It makes the element a Tab stop if it isn't one. Every element takes it.—Children: any elements.