13:57:29 RRSAgent has joined #dpub-aria 13:57:29 logging to http://www.w3.org/2016/01/21-dpub-aria-irc 13:58:17 present+ janina 13:58:53 mgylling has joined #dpub-aria 13:59:15 present+ Tzviya 13:59:41 zakim, this is DPUB-ARIA 13:59:41 got it, tzviya 13:59:55 agenda: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-dpub-aria/2016Jan/0012.html 14:00:26 chair: tzviya 14:02:38 richardschwerdtfeger has joined #dpub-aria 14:02:56 present+ Markus 14:03:08 scribenick: mgylling 14:05:51 present+ Rich_Schwerdtfeger 14:06:37 topic: Schedule changes (based on ARIA 1.1 moving) 14:07:02 tzviya: yesterday, you decided to push out the pseudo-last-call 14:07:13 rich: we’re gonna do a heartbeat instead 14:07:20 tzviya: by when? 14:07:25 rich: by CSUN 14:07:45 tzviya: will that included information re replacing describedAt? 14:08:01 … the core spec has a trickle-down effect for both DPUB and EPUB 14:08:25 rich: I logged an issue after the meeting for extended descriptions, going to look at link-type as well 14:08:38 tzviya: I think Joanie was working on that 14:08:45 janina: issue 1009 14:09:02 s/1009/2006 14:09:27 http://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/track/actions/2006 14:09:36 present+ MichaelC 14:09:39 Above opened by Joanie 14:09:51 rich: I also put on in for extended descs 14:09:56 s/on/one 14:10:17 Rich's issue is: 14:10:18 http://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/track/issues/1009 14:10:49 tzviya: so the plan is that both of these will be in heartbeat by CSUN? 14:11:00 rich: provided we can get the group to sign off, yes 14:11:18 … we have an errormessage attribute, and I think we might follow a similar strategy there 14:12:01 … we can either do two things: either an errormessage that takes an ID, and we will say that it has to be visible 14:12:27 … we can actually annotate the target with a special attribute. Question I have, are extended descs always invisible? 14:12:31 Tzviya: no 14:12:36 janina: use MQ for that 14:12:45 rich: ok so thats a different strategy then 14:12:59 … we have to determine if its hidden, what do we do with it 14:13:33 tzviya: we talked about a toggle option 14:13:46 rich: if its invisible, do we not map it? 14:14:09 extended description analysis: http://w3c.github.io/dpub-accessibility/extended-description-analysis.html 14:14:11 .. if we have a relationship that goes to an extended desc that is invisible, we do nothing with it 14:14:39 … if the MQ is in place and its visible, then we show the relationship 14:15:35 tzviya: we are trying to accomplish that its accessible to AT, but not necessarily displayed 14:16:01 janina: only for non-visual AT users? 14:16:14 … sighted users are going to want to see the text 14:16:23 tzviya: thats why we talked about the toggle 14:16:47 s/visible to AT/exposed to AT 14:17:20 rich: the importance of the extended desc is that its not just text, contains structure, if you make it hidden its just a string 14:17:35 … for it to be available it needs to visible in some way, and that would be the MQ 14:18:11 … if there is an extended desc, and we want to be able to say there’s an ED, and you can’t get at it unless you turn on the MQ. 14:19:02 janina: this would support having markup available 14:19:12 … because we’re hiding with the MQ 14:19:31 https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-aria/2016Jan/0031.html 14:19:39 tzviya: we’ve talked about a theoretical MQ, what does it look like? 14:19:59 rich: the MQ would be something on the order of “show extended descriptions” 14:20:14 tzviya: most MQs I’ve seen has to do with screen size or device... 14:20:30 ivan: for me MQ is a CSS feature, we cannot define something for CSS 14:20:37 rich: this has to be done in the CSS WG 14:20:54 tzviya: so we dont really have a solution yet, if we dont have a functional MQ 14:21:08 janina: we need someone to get busy in CSSWG to do this 14:21:23 ivan: the TODO list of the CSSWG is enormous 14:22:05 https://www.w3.org/TR/mediaqueries-4/#custom-mq 14:22:38 ivan: the point is that at the moment, we are trying to push reading systems to rely on provided CSS, IDPF wants to avoid extensions 14:23:11 … its a very long process 14:24:20 rich: we’ve got a binary MQ for inverted colors 14:25:23 matt: is it valid to do user preference in MQ though? 14:25:28 janina: sure 14:25:29 https://drafts.csswg.org/mediaqueries-4/#inverted 14:25:50 @media monochrome { ...} 14:27:14 rich: jcraig offered to do the ED media query for us 14:28:15 janina: we want to do this easy now and get some implementation experience 14:29:16 janina: I can check with jcraig if he still is willing to do this 14:30:14 tzviya: I like to think about this as for ARIA in general, not for DPUB only, it will go into the ARIA spec 14:31:21 ivan: I think we should involve Florian as well, he’s an MQ editor and on DPUB IG 14:31:57 rich: one more thing: the OS does not have this functionality, so the setting would have to be in the browser 14:33:11 … the ability to tell a web app that I want ED exposed has to be set somewhere 14:34:12 … there’s got to be a mechanism to make the change 14:34:26 … it would take a lot longer to convince OS owners 14:35:34 … reading systems would then need to have the ability to go in and turn the setting off or on in browsers 14:36:10 janina: in IndieUI, we were thinking of a set of personalization settings like these 14:36:30 … but that WG hasnt kicked off yet 14:36:43 q? 14:36:49 … the personalization stuff ended up in the ARIA charter 14:38:01 tzviya: DPUB will get involved once ARIA personalization starts 14:38:22 tzviya: ARIA 1.1 will remove describedAt, in the near term, what are authors supposed to do? 14:39:04 … we dont have a mechanisms for distinguishing arbitrary details elements from an extended descripton details 14:39:14 s/mechanisms/mechanism 14:39:40 janina: we were going to disambiguate that right? 14:39:48 rich: yes I logged an issue 14:40:42 janina: a bunch of stuff is stacked up against it 14:40:55 … change the definition of alt, etc 14:41:35 rich: let Joanie know if you have more value to add into her work on linktype 14:42:01 s/value/values 14:42:28 rich: the CSS work should come from APA, not ARIA 14:43:24 ivan: coming back to where we are: details is i the WD of HTML 5.1. This is as far as I understood to get it out as REC at the end of this year? 14:43:33 janina: yes 14:43:50 ivan: caniuse claims that details is implemented only by webkit 14:44:14 https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-aria/2016Jan/0031.html 14:44:24 wroing link 14:44:27 http://caniuse.com/#search=details 14:45:28 janina: think we got message from MS that it is one the agenda for Edge 14:46:12 rich: and firefox is working on it 14:48:24 tzviya: even if FF is working on it now, we dont have a timeline do we? 14:49:41 s/ markus: details may work even if its not implemented natively; we dont use any of its intrinsic behaviors do we? 14:52:48 ivan: we need to talk to Florian about timeline for MQ4 14:53:05 … I would not rely on having MQ in place for this 14:53:19 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=591737 14:53:49 markus: Ivan right, but at least some of the use cases are covered even without it 14:54:18 markus, I agree 14:54:54 rrsagent, make logs public 14:56:51 rrsagent, make minutes 14:56:51 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2016/01/21-dpub-aria-minutes.html tzviya 15:00:50 tzviya has joined #dpub-aria 16:35:35 ShaneM has joined #dpub-aria 16:55:30 tzviya has joined #dpub-aria 16:58:22 richardschwerdtfeger has joined #dpub-aria 17:28:37 mgylling has joined #dpub-aria 19:54:15 richardschwerdtfeger has joined #dpub-aria 21:39:24 richardschwerdtfeger has joined #dpub-aria 22:51:16 richardschwerdtfeger has joined #dpub-aria 23:07:10 richardschwerdtfeger has joined #dpub-aria