I’ve been diving into HTML and JavaScript lately and kept stumbling upon all these different elements and their capabilities. So, I thought, wouldn’t it be fun to figure out which HTML elements can actually use the `onclick` event handler?

I mean, when you think about it, there are so many elements on a webpage, right? We’ve got buttons, links, divs, images, and forms, but I can’t help but wonder if there are some sneaky ones out there that I might be overlooking. Like, can I slap an `onclick` on a paragraph tag? Or maybe a header tag?

I tried testing some of them out and was pretty surprised by the results. For instance, I tried clicking on a `div` and it totally worked! But then, I started to think about all those other elements. What about those that seem like they wouldn’t respond to a click, like `span` or `footer` tags? Are they capable of having an `onclick` event?

And here’s another thing that caught my attention: Are there any elements that shouldn’t really have an `onclick` event because it doesn’t make sense? Like, how weird would it be to have an `onclick` event for a `meta` tag or something? It’s just mind-boggling.

I’d love to get your take on this! What have you guys found? Are there any surprising elements you’ve used that took you by surprise? And, if you have any specific experiences or examples where you thought an element wouldn’t work with `onclick` but it did (or vice versa), please share!

I think it would be super interesting to compile a list or even create a cheat sheet together of all the elements that work with `onclick`. Who knows, it might even help someone out there who’s struggling with event handling in their projects. So, let’s hash it out and see what we can come up with!