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That's ok with me, but I think we need to decide which corner `@x/@y` represents -- the bottom left, top left or something else? I don't want to make this...

I'm inclined to agree, but wanted someone else to confirm it. I think this mean that `@ulx / @uly / @lrx / @lry` should be available on elements that currently...

My previous comment implies that I'm not as conflicted as I actually am. For instance, what should be used on `` -- `@x / @y`, `@ulx / @uly / @lrx...

`@x / @y` are intended to be **page** coordinates (or viewport coordinates in the electronic realm): ``` Output coordinate attributes. Some elements may have their exact rendered *output* coordinates recorded....

Raff -- While I agree that in most cases, text layout can be left to the renderer / browser, there has to be provision for absolute, author-determined positioning. It's often...

We have `` to do these things. As an element, it operates on the text inside the element. This syntax was chosen specifically to avoid having to provide positional info...

But I think Jo's right that `ulx / uly / lrx / lry` are preferable to `x / y / w / h`. Do you see a problem with this...

The next question is, Can `@x / @y` on text block elements go away?

I agree there's a naming problem with regard to `@meter.form` and `@meter.rend`. I've been trying to move away from naming anything using "rend", since it's a loaded word, but it...

@bwbohl, Like @lpugin and @axgeertinger, I don't understand how `@meter.sym` can be modified to use true/false values.