15:16:01 RRSAgent has joined #css 15:16:01 logging to http://www.w3.org/2012/10/10-css-irc 15:16:07 Zakim, this will be Style 15:16:07 ok, glazou; I see Style_CSS FP()12:00PM scheduled to start in 44 minutes 15:16:12 RRSAgent, make logs public 15:36:11 jet has joined #CSS 15:45:56 nimbu has joined #css 15:50:21 krit has joined #css 15:55:56 tantek has joined #css 15:57:04 Style_CSS FP()12:00PM has now started 15:57:10 +??P7 15:57:15 Zakim, ??7 is me 15:57:15 sorry, glazou, I do not recognize a party named '??7' 15:57:25 Zakim, ??P7 is me 15:57:25 +glazou; got it 15:57:34 lstorset has joined #css 15:57:43 +lstorset 15:58:38 + +1.415.615.aaaa 15:58:40 rbetts has joined #css 15:58:54 rhauck has joined #css 15:59:01 Zakim, aaaa is rhauck 15:59:21 +hober 15:59:25 +rhauck; got it 15:59:29 +krit 15:59:42 +arron 15:59:44 +Brian_Leroux 15:59:58 Zakim, Brian_Leroux is rbetts 16:00:03 +rbetts; got it 16:00:35 good morning 16:00:38 oyvind has joined #css 16:00:45 +Stearns 16:00:49 hi tantek 16:01:52 JohnJansen has joined #CSS 16:01:55 +SylvaIng 16:02:16 SimonSapin1 has joined #css 16:02:38 +[Microsoft] 16:02:45 Zakim, Microsoft has JohnJansen 16:02:45 +JohnJansen; got it 16:02:56 antonp has joined #css 16:03:18 + +34.93.550.aabb 16:03:23 +??P50 16:03:25 Zakim, aabb is me 16:03:25 +antonp; got it 16:03:32 regrets: florian, dbaron, Chris, kenneth 16:03:35 + +1.650.253.aacc 16:03:42 Regrets: +Bert 16:03:42 zakim, aacc is me 16:03:42 +TabAtkins; got it 16:03:49 +SimonSapin 16:03:54 + +1.415.871.aadd 16:04:04 zakim, aadd is tantek 16:04:05 +tantek; got it 16:04:07 smfr has joined #css 16:04:10 hello :) 16:04:17 zakim, mute tantek 16:04:17 tantek should now be muted 16:04:44 +smfr 16:05:10 Zakim, who is on the phone? 16:05:10 On the phone I see glazou, lstorset, rhauck, hober, krit, arron, rbetts, Stearns, SylvaIng, [Microsoft], antonp, ??P50, TabAtkins, SimonSapin, tantek (muted), smfr 16:05:14 [Microsoft] has JohnJansen 16:05:16 Regrets: +plinss 16:05:49 ok 16:05:52 Regrets: +Lea 16:06:04 ScribeNick: TabAtkins 16:06:36 glazou: First item, taking CSS3 Conditional to LC. 16:06:43 +SteveZ 16:07:38 TabAtkins: A few weeks ago I put up a list of the last few issues in the Conditional draft. 16:07:50 TabAtkins: I resolved two of them, and the remaining two are just "punt stuff to level 4". 16:08:31 +fantasai 16:08:43 +[IPcaller] 16:08:54 zakim, [ipcaller] is me 16:08:54 +koji; got it 16:09:05 SimonSapin: I had an issue about allowing functions int he grammar for future compat. 16:09:09 sylvaing: LOL 16:09:14 TabAtkins: Done now, and dbaron approved it. It's in the at-risk list. 16:09:48 RESOLVED: Publish CSS3 Conditional as LCWD. 16:10:00 lmclister has joined #css 16:10:07 lmclister has left #css 16:10:12 fantasai: As part of this resolution, we're dropping the @import addition and @document to the next level? 16:10:15 TabAtkins: Yup. 16:10:26 lmclister has joined #css 16:11:20 RESOLVED: Drop @document 16:11:39 RESOLVED: Defer issue on @import syntax for @supports queries 16:11:45 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012Aug/0379.html 16:11:46 Topic: text-decoration 16:11:50 fantasai: I don't have a writeup yet. 16:11:54 glazou: So defer it again? 16:11:58 nimbu has joined #css 16:12:01 smfr: I don't have feedback yet either. 16:12:03 https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Member/w3c-css-wg/2012OctDec/0025.html 16:12:06 Topic: 'clip' property 16:12:19 krit: Should we combine 'clip' with the other clip/mask properties into the Masking spec? 16:12:43 krit: I think it makes sense to have them in one collection, and makes the merging of SVG and HTML easier with one description in one place. 16:13:03 Adding links: 16:13:04 http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/masking.html#OverflowAndClipProperties 16:13:06 RESOLVED: Accept functional notation in place of property-value support queries, treat unknown functions as false, all functions unknown in L1 16:13:10 s/L1/L3/ 16:13:23 http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/FXTF/raw-file/tip/masking/index.html 16:15:12 ^ and mark that behavior at-risk 16:15:18 [discussion about priority of Masking] 16:15:32 TabAtkins: don't need to worry about priority list unless we are worried about running out time in terms of things to talk about. 16:15:34 szilles: If it didn't go into Masking, where would you put an updated version? 16:16:27 -arron 16:16:37 guys at MSFT , we still need YOUR answers so stop ranting :-D 16:16:41 rossen: Wasn't there discussion about moving 'clip' closer to the esclusion shapes? 16:16:57 krit: Yeah, there's an issue about using those shape functions. 16:16:59 arron has joined #css 16:17:11 lol 16:17:12 Ms2ger has joined #css 16:17:14 sylvaing: please _send_ it 16:17:54 rossen: I was just wondering if that might be a more natural place for it. 16:18:16 TabAtkins: I think that it makes the most sense for 'clip' to go in with the rest of Masking, though it will probably want to reference Shapes. 16:18:20 glazou: Any objection? 16:18:29 RESOLVED: Put 'clip' into the Masking spec. 16:18:36 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012Oct/0118.html 16:18:51 Topic: marker-side vs marker-direction 16:19:09 fantasai: Nothing to discuss about that yet. 16:19:11 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012Oct/0173.html 16:19:17 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012Oct/0268.html 16:19:19 Topic: Circular dependencies between flows 16:19:25 stearns: I just sent a reply to the list about what to do. 16:19:36 stearns: The question is, when a circular reference occurs, what happens? 16:19:41 stearns: And what to do when it happens. 16:19:46 stearns: So I suggest just avoiding them entirely. 16:20:08 stearns: If you have a circular reference, the entire cycle doesn't become regions. 16:20:22 TabAtkins: I agree - that's how I've dealt with other places where I have to track circular references. 16:20:39 antonp: What's the effect on the content forced into that flow? 16:21:05 stearns: If you ahve content using flow-to, and have a flow-from producing a circular ref, that flow-form is just ignored. 16:21:27 antonp: And if that's the only flow-from consuming that flow, it's just ignored, because it's piped into a flow that's never consumed. That's expected behavior. 16:21:31 stearns: Yes. 16:21:47 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012Oct/0163.html 16:21:53 Topic: baselines of inline-blocks 16:22:17 antonp: This was raised by someone saying there was a gap about the fact that css3 specs expect everything to have a baseline. 16:22:26 antonp: But 2.1 doesn't provide a baseline for some things, like blocks and tables. 16:22:57 antonp: To solve an issue specific to Flexbox, Tab put in a note in Flexbox specificying those. 16:23:03 antonp: But I think it's worthwhile to codify that. 16:23:14 http://dev.w3.org/csswg/css3-flexbox/#flex-baselines 16:23:20 antonp: The proposal is that tables have baselines, but that doesn't contribute toward an inline-block's baseline. 16:23:35 antonp: So if a table is in an inline-block, the table doesn't contribute - it's skipped over during inline-block baseline determination. 16:24:05 TabAtkins: Yes, we need a reasonable baseline for other things, but for legacy reasons inline-blocks need to ignore them. 16:24:34 antonp: So Tab's basically saying, just, can we ignore the table's own baseline when determining the inline-block's baseline? 16:24:48 antonp: I think it's reasonable. What do others think? 16:24:48 -SteveZ 16:25:33 +SteveZ 16:25:39 TabAtkins: I expect it'll need some more review, but we can at least put it somewhere normative and get it moving. 16:25:54 RESOLVED: Accept the definitions for additional baselines ni the Flexbox spec. 16:26:06 for 2.1? 16:26:08 Topic: circular refs in regions 16:26:38 stearns: My proposal addresses the case where an element has the same flow in its flow-from and flow-to. But it doesn't address cycles *between* elements. 16:27:24 TabAtkins: Unclear about how to detect circular references, or how to react to cycles once detected? 16:27:27 stearns: How to specify. 16:27:39 TabAtkins: I have an example already in Images 4 - look in element(). You can just copy that. 16:27:46 glazou: So how to respond? 16:28:00 stearns: [something that I missed about breaking one of the refs to avoid a cycle] 16:28:34 antonp: Is all of that something that can be calculated just from the style rules? No layout needed? 16:28:45 stearns: Yes, it's all just looking at flow-to/from properties. 16:29:12 reminder: TPAC coming up 16:29:44 http://wiki.csswg.org/planning/tpac-2012 16:29:49 glazou: Reminder - sign up for TPAC - the fee goes up substantially soon. 16:29:53 http://www.w3.org/2012/10/TPAC/ 16:29:57 glazou: Also, put topics up on the wiki for the call. 16:30:08 fantasai: I have a quick issue about i18n. 16:30:25 fantasai: They'd like to take over the @counter-style list beyond what we resolved to keep in Counter STyles. 16:30:51 looks like a lot of folks are attending: https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/35125/TPAC2012/registrants#CSS (member only link) 16:30:58 TabAtkins: I'm totally for this - it means someone who knows a lot more about me is taking care of these things. 16:31:09 and getting something off your plate Tab! 16:31:12 RESOLVED: Let i18n maintain the additional @counter-style rules. 16:31:34 fantasai: Also, they're meeting Thu/Fri. We should check if there are more topics to discuss with them than just case-sensitivity. 16:31:45 szilles: Would some of them be able to show up on Tuesday and be part of our discussion? 16:31:53 fantasai: Dunno. But there will be some who are there earlier. 16:32:08 glazou: I'll ping the i18nWG and ask. 16:32:13 -antonp 16:32:22 fantasai: Another topic is, what's the status of TTA? Progress? Issues to discuss? 16:32:54 smfr: Dirk and I briefly looked at the remaining Transforms issues. We'll ahve a conf call with some people about them next week, so we'll hopefully have some issues to add to the agenda. 16:33:24 fantasai: Simon had an issue on the multicol module that we didn't address last week. 16:33:41 SimonSapin: I was working through a reply to Hakon, because he seems to have a response to some things that I didn't understand. 16:34:11 fantasai: On that topic, Tab and I spent yesterday writing out the intrinsic sizing definitions for multicol elements. This is significantly different from what Hakon thinks it should be, I think. 16:34:35 fantasai: dholbert brought up an example related to Flexbox, and that guided our ideas. 16:34:41 SimonSapin: Do you think that should go in Sizing? 16:34:53 http://dev.w3.org/csswg/css3-sizing/#multicol-intrinsic 16:34:55 fantasai: I think so, yeah - multicol is in CR. Sizing is already taking other things from 2.1. 16:35:06 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012Oct/0017.html 16:35:26 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012Oct/0225.html 16:35:57 fantasai: The point is that there is no definition of these sizing things in Multicol, and the expectation that they size the same as a regular block element does not work. 16:36:13 SimonSapin: And if we just remove the lines from the multicol module, and define this in Sizing, this is fine with me. 16:36:20 fantasai: I agree with your suggested changes. 16:36:22 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012Oct/0226.html 16:36:44 fantasai: I think we should resolve to take the changes that Simon suggested. 16:36:51 fantasai: We'd also need to change a couple of the terms in the algorithm. 16:36:58 glazou: Did Hakon have a chance to review this? 16:37:09 TabAtkins: No, we just did it late yesterday. 16:37:20 glazou: I suggest we ask for feedback from Hakon. 16:37:26 fantasai: The changes are in the email I just linked to. 16:38:02 -SteveZ 16:38:03 -SylvaIng 16:38:03 glazou: Okay, out of topics. Call adjourned. 16:38:04 -glazou 16:38:04 -??P50 16:38:06 -rbetts 16:38:06 -rhauck 16:38:06 -smfr 16:38:08 -koji 16:38:11 -krit 16:38:13 -hober 16:38:15 -TabAtkins 16:38:16 -fantasai 16:38:19 -tantek 16:38:21 -SimonSapin 16:38:23 -Stearns 16:38:25 -lstorset 16:38:27 Style_CSS FP()12:00PM has ended 16:38:29 Attendees were glazou, lstorset, +1.415.615.aaaa, hober, rhauck, krit, arron, rbetts, Stearns, SylvaIng, JohnJansen, +34.93.550.aabb, antonp, +1.650.253.aacc, TabAtkins, 16:38:31 ... 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