Simon Pieters
Simon Pieters
There is a namespace object named `CSS`, though I think it's more for utility functions like `CSS.escape(s)` rather than managing stylesheets. Just something to keep in mind to not end...
@rniwa the suggestion in https://github.com/WICG/construct-stylesheets/issues/97#issuecomment-521299640 was not in your list: `sheets`. Though I think the concerns against `moreStyleSheets` and `extraStyleSheets` also apply to `sheets`, but, if a short name is...
Also agree with @tabatkins
I'd be happy to have this more explicit as a flag on the stylesheet or so and use that in the quirks standard. @tabatkins ?
@pygy 4.85% of httparchive https://twitter.com/zcorpan/status/1205242913908838400 Disabling or changing features in quirks mode is effectively adding more quirks. In the past, we have instead tried to remove quirks to reduce complexity...
It indeed needs to act as a replaced element for some purposes by default. But we could disable the replaced element-ness if the inner box is not block-level, or some...
Good point, and good idea. If that property is used to turn off the independent formatting context, it would also turn off the element acting like a replaced element? And...
I doubt that would be web compatible.
Here are rules and their counts in httparchive that set *-appearance: none and display: inline https://gist.github.com/zcorpan/4fea68aad8265cfa45d83f80586c9cf8 The sum of the nums is 2361. The data set is 1.3M pages. There...
To clarify, an explicit appearance: none would be needed, not just implicit by setting a border or a background color, right?