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> Still, I think that's confusing as hell.

I agree.  There is a looser tethering with a piece of GUI that you can 
click on, compared to the inline "on" handlers.  Or no tethering at all. 
It's just a string, "click".  There is no requirement about what the 
handler contains or what it's applied to.  You can turn a dog into a 
cat using CSS, JS and HTML if you feel like intercepting and managing 
everything yourself.