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Minutes and Resolutions 2010-02-03

By fantasai, 9 February 2010 (Permalink)
Categories: resolutions

• Discussed border-radius color transition issue. Seem to have (tentative) consensus that the gradient be recommended as currently, but that the location of the color stops also be defined.

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Minutes and Resolutions 2010-01-27

By fantasai, 9 February 2010 (Permalink)
Categories: resolutions

• CSS2.1 Test Suite Alpha 1 being published today.
• Resolved: Move forward with joint CSS/SVG Task Force: arrange joint afternoon meeting at next F2F if possible, set up telecons, work on charter, etc.
• Resolved: Move August F2F to 23-25.
• Discussed px vs. pt thread. Proposal is to fix 96px per inch. Whether inches fixed to reality or pixels fixed to screen res / viewing distance may vary (print would match real inches, screens align with viewing distance and/or screen res).

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CSS Styling Attributes Last Call for Comments

By fantasai, 21 January 2010 (Permalink)
Categories: publications

The CSSWG has just published a Last Call Working Draft of the CSS Styling Attributes Leve 1 specification. Nothing new and exciting—style attributes have been here since the beginning—but now there's a CSS spec that actually defines their syntax and interpretation. Please send any comments to www-style with "[css-style-attr] …summary of comment…" as the subject line. The deadline for comments is 9 February 2010.

Minutes and Resolutions 2010-01-20

By fantasai, 21 January 2010 (Permalink)
Categories: resolutions

• Reviewed status of action items and CSS2.1 test suite.
• Resolved: Fix grammar to allow spaces inside parentheses in calc(). [ISSUE-116]
• Resolved: Clamp calc() results outside property's value range to within the range. Document that this requires all properties accepting calc() to define their range as closed (not open) intervals. [ISSUE-117]
• Resolved: min() and max() take one or more arguments ISSUE-112.
• Discussed dbaron's email about calc() being overly-restrictive wrt units. Agreed that the output of calc() just needs to match the input of the property. WG seems interested in having value / value divisions, and in cases where this leads to division by zero, to have it fall back to inherit-or-initial as defined by the property's default inheritance behavior. dbaron to write up a proposal. ISSUE-118.
• Resolved: Accept proposal to make transitioning 'visibility' values between 0 and 1 map to visible.

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Minutes and Resolutions 2010-01-13

By fantasai, 14 January 2010 (Permalink)
Categories: resolutions

• Reviewed status of CSS2.1 test suite and next steps
• Resolved: Tab's response to PFWG's review of CSS3 Backgrounds and Borders is the CSSWG's official response.
• Discussed px vs. pt thread; Tab to write a summary.
• Resolved: The UA may transform numeric values on input (e.g. limiting their precision or clamping them to a range), but anything the UA produces as output it must also accept as input.
• Resolved: Publish css-style-attr Last Call Working Draft with 3-week comment period.

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Minutes and Resolutions 2009-12-16

By fantasai, 14 January 2010 (Permalink)
Categories: resolutions

• Discussed color management in Flash
• Discussed persistent table headers
• CSS3 Backgrounds and Borders and CSS3 Multicol Candidate Recommendations to be published shortly.

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Minutes and Resolutions 2009-12-09

By fantasai, 14 January 2010 (Permalink)
Categories: resolutions

• Discussed various problems with color correction.
• CSS3 Color is still waiting for dbaron to finish addressing all LC comments before CR or PR publication.
• Reviewed a message about selectors and security. Concluded that doing anything about it is outside the scope of CSS.

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Two new Candidate Recommendations

By Bert Bos, 17 December 2009 (Permalink)
Categories: publications

Two CSS modules became Candidate Recommendation: CSS Backgrounds and Borders and CSS Multi-column Layout.

It is now time to see if the specifications can be implemented. Large parts of both modules have already been implemented experimentally in various browsers and other software. Over the next six months, the working group plans to develop a test suite and then use the results of testing to decide if the specifications are ready to become W3C Recommendations.

Feedback on the specifications, in particular experience with implementing them, can be sent to the mailing list <www-style@w3.org>. Please, include the short name of the specification between square brackets [] in the subject of any message you send. That is:

[css3-multicol]

or

[css3-background]

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