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Republish 2007 Snapshot, MQ CR 16:11:56 BB: no objection to re-publishing 16:11:58 Resolved: Publish http://www.w3.org/TR/2010/ED-css3-mediaqueries-20100714/ 16:12:26 In media queries, is it still true that "HTML has not yet been normatively updated to use media queries in the media attribute."? 16:12:34 Review sections 2 and 3 of MQ 16:12:49 thought html5 had been updated to use media queries 16:14:24 Resolution above was for Snapshot not MQ, MQ is now topic of discussion 16:15:10 http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/common-microsyntaxes.html#mq 16:16:08 PL: Everythng else in MQ refers to HTML4 16:16:31 CL: not much point in refering to HTML 4.01 at this point 16:17:08 If the reference is explaining the history, it should probably refer to the spec that was there at the time. 16:17:34 EE: There is no reason to have a forward reference to HTML5 16:18:04 CL: Since the reference is non normative, there is no reason not to update the references to HTML5 to be more timely 16:18:38 DB: the references to HTML4 are mostly indicating the history of the development of the MQ spec 16:19:26 BB: HTML5 is only a draft so we cannot assert that it is done and will not change. 16:19:58 CL: we could say that "the current draft of HTML5 has added ..." 16:20:35 Action (Anna): fix the reference to HTML5 as above 16:20:35 Sorry, couldn't find user - (Anna) 16:20:48 s/Anna/Anne/ 16:21:25 RESOLVED: Publish mediaqueries after updating note about media queries in HTML to point to HTMl5 16:21:38 Resolved: Publish MQ (URL above) with change suggested by CL 16:23:32 Resolved: Change "A minimum of another six months of the CR period must elapse" to the minimum CR period 16:23:55 EE: I believe the test suite exists it just needs to be posted 16:25:46 BB: Pub Rules require some date 16:26:05 -bradk 16:26:21 CL: four weeks is a reasonalbe time; it would not constrain us and the test cases still need to be posted 16:26:34 s/reasonalbe/reasonable/ 16:26:53 Test Suite 16:27:39 AE: Sent one mail on the likely invalid tests; need people to look at to see if they agree 16:28:15 AE: About to send test that do not pass in any browser; need people to check the tests in their area of responsibility 16:28:26 s/test/tests/ 16:29:19 AE: Would love to have responses ideally by next phone call, but at least by the call in two weeks. 16:31:11 PL: Has anyone been working on their implementation reports? 16:31:22 AE: is there a template for the report? 16:31:36 EE: not, but I could make one if we agree on what it should have 16:32:08 AE and EE: to talk offline to agree on the format for the report 16:32:26 PL: Is the test harness that was developed still functional? 16:32:38 EE: not at all sure; I have not looked at it. 16:33:13 PL: is it worth spending some time to get that running again; it was designed to gather statistic and be a start to an implementation report 16:34:00 EE to contact Tab for help on this; PL can help and contact Matt Bonner 16:34:21 Open Issues: 16:34:33 http://wiki.csswg.org/spec/css2.1#issue-110 16:35:00 Issue 110 16:36:32 DB: I believe Boris has objected (threatening formally) to this proposal 16:36:57 DB: The objection is that there is currently interoperable behavior 16:37:33 DB: The behavior is that abs pos'd elements generate cells 16:38:12 EE: the problem is that the number of cells generated is somewhat strange 16:38:56 EE: I cannot think of any other place where moving an abs pos element out of normal flow generates normal flow content 16:40:20 EE: the choices seems to be between defining the behavior the way authors would want it or the way that implementers would want it 16:40:57 SZ: How common is having an abs pos element as the sole content of a table cell? 16:42:12 s/sole content of a table cell/having a abs pos element as the direct content of a table cell or equivalent situations/ 16:43:51 SZ: Is this enough of an edge case; is it sufficiently uncommon that leaving the existing behavior is OK if not really desirable 16:44:01 PL: That is my feeling 16:44:45 EE: There is nothing in the spec that would cause an abs pos element to have an affect on normal flow 16:45:18 EE: But, in this one case, the notion of a "placeholder" was introduced to describe the effect that was happening in tables 16:45:49 But all the browser implementations implement abspos by introducing a "placeholder" in their formatting structure 16:45:55 In most cases, this placeholder is not detectable 16:46:08 but in table box generation it is detectable 16:46:25 And so bz is saying to codify its existence, at least in this one case where it is detectable 16:46:37 because all implementations chose to implement abspos this way and we have interop on it 16:46:49 even though it makes no sense from the spec's point of view 16:46:52 -Bert 16:47:25 +Bert 16:47:44 PL: Does anyone have an objection to BZ's proposal 16:48:07 EE: I would like more input from the other implementers as to which way they would like to go 16:50:02 Is it the case that a b c looks the same as b c ? 16:50:06 CL: Other implementers, like Prince? 16:50:30 Bert: abc 16:50:41 Bert: looks the same as ac 16:50:47 PL: Should this case in fact be codified or should it just be left undefined? 16:51:23 Bert: Also, abcd looks the same as the above,too 16:51:34 CL: That depends on whether the other implemetations are willing to change; if not we would have to leave it undefined. 16:52:19 DB: It may be the case that other implementations do not even implement this part of the spec. 16:53:22 SZ: we need to send a note to the implementers we are aware of and ask which proposals they can live (and would be willing to change to) 16:54:24 ACTION fantasai: Write proposal to deal with abspos in table box generation according to bz's proposal 16:54:24 Created ACTION-246 - Write proposal to deal with abspos in table box generation according to bz's proposal [on Elika Etemad - due 2010-07-28]. 16:54:27 action (EE): Add BZ's abs pos proposal to the proposal that I have already published 16:54:27 Sorry, couldn't find user - (EE) 16:55:58 http://wiki.csswg.org/spec/css2.1#issue-138 16:55:59 Issue 138 16:56:10 PL: this is awaiting feedback from Alex 16:56:49 SG: Alex thought the proposal was reasonable 16:56:51 I don't see issue 138 on the issues list. 16:57:44 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2010Jul/0329.html 16:58:02 EE: I recall the float should move with rel pos of the containing block 16:58:04 dbaron, try force-reloading. For some reason the issues list is being weird 16:58:11 fantasai, reload woked 16:58:25 DB: Tab has revised the proposal 16:59:25 Question about the "contained in the block box" should not that be contained in the in-line block 16:59:26 also http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2010Jul/0331.html 16:59:45 DB: there are two messages in the thread to that effect 16:59:58 I'm happy with the revised proposal. 17:00:02 DB: I am happy with the revised proposal 17:00:09 me too 17:00:20 BB: it describes what I expect so I am happy to 17:00:46 Resoved: Proposal as modified by the two message is accepted 17:00:57 s/happy to/happy too/ 17:01:02 s/Resoved/Resolved/ 17:01:25 -ChrisL 17:01:26 -smfr 17:01:27 -[Microsoft] 17:01:28 -David_Baron 17:01:28 - +46.0.94.0.aaff 17:01:29 -arronei 17:01:31 -sylvaing 17:01:32 Meeting adjourns at 10 PDT 17:01:34 -Bert 17:01:38 -plinss_ 17:01:43 Zakim, make minutes 17:01:43 I don't understand 'make minutes', szilles 17:01:44 -??P24 17:02:09 zakim, minutes 17:02:09 I don't understand 'minutes', szilles 17:02:52 RRSAgent: make minutes 17:02:52 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2010/07/21-CSS-minutes.html fantasai 17:02:59 RRSAgent: make logs public 17:03:00 zakim, attendees 17:03:00 I don't understand 'attendees', szilles 17:03:28 zakim will make that report once everyone's hung up 17:03:33 usually 17:03:41 I guess someone is still on the call? 17:04:39 arronei has joined #CSS 17:04:56 smfr has left #css 17:06:44 disconnecting the lone participant, SteveZ, in Style_CSS FP()12:00PM 17:06:49 Style_CSS FP()12:00PM has ended 17:06:51 Attendees were +1.206.324.aaaa, +1.858.216.aabb, plinss_, David_Baron, Bert, [Microsoft], +1.408.636.aacc, smfr, +1.408.536.aadd, SteveZ, sylvaing, +1.650.275.aaee, bradk, arronei, 17:06:53 ... +46.0.94.0.aaff, ChrisL 18:48:04 dbaron has joined #css 19:16:24 Zakim has left #CSS 19:48:43 ChrisL has joined #css