Sebastian Zartner

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Quoting the [hint in the spec.](https://drafts.csswg.org/mediaqueries-5/#prefers-color-scheme) here: > This feature, like the other prefers-* features, previously had a no-preference value to indicate an author not expressing an active preference. However,...

Ok, here are quick mockups of the three mentioned UI variants: Options button ----------------- ![Color scheme simulation options button](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/958943/109715634-30e37c80-7ba4-11eb-9ef3-399a5f003b6f.png) Drop down list ---------------- ![Color scheme simulation drop down list](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/958943/109715632-304ae600-7ba4-11eb-9e48-40e2e96b7c06.png) Radio...

> As for the rule-view, that reminds me that we have a chrome-parity bug on file (I think) to actually highlight on selector hover instead of having an icon. So...

> closure (named function) Note that "named function" is misleading, as they actually _not_ have a name. https://cfdocs.org/closures calls them "inner functions" and provides an example with an anonymous function...

If you have access to browser internal functionality, you may want to use the same logic as the _Force element state_ option within the context menu within the _Elements_ panel...

I could tell you how Firebug and the Firefox DevTools toggle the element states, though that probably doesn't help you much... Sebastian

> Do we want SVG examples output to be embedded into HTML or as standalone SVG documents? I assume it's easier to embed them into HTML, i.e. reuse the existing...

Thank you for reviewing the PR! There are obviously some open questions, so let's [continue the discussion in the issue](https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/2532#issuecomment-1040238169) before we continue with this PR. Sebastian

@LeaVerou @tabatkins I went ahead and interpreted your statements in the issue to make the relevant changes. That means, I added `` to `` and changed its description. I also...

As noted by @LeaVerou, I've now put `stripes()` behind a `` type, so it can easily be reused and extended. Open questions: * Is it ok to allow different orders...