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Resolved: The listing of multiple text shadows shall be layered top to bottom (i.e. the first shadow is on top). This is a change from REC-CSS2.
Rationale: Changing the order to top-to-bottom makes text-shadow consistent with font, background, and the proposed content fallback extension. Multiple text shadow support is not widely implemented (we only know of Konqueror shipping support at the moment), and in most designs it won’t make much of a difference if the order is switched.
Resolved: Issue 1 (clarify ‘width’ on columns and column groups) closed with No Change.
Resolved: Issue 10 proposal accepted to define handling of images without intrinsic sizes for background-image, list-style-image, and cursor.
Resolved: Issue 22 proposal accepted to clarify that display: none applies to non-visual media.
Resolved: Issue 34 proposal accepted to clarify that auto margins on absolutely-positioned replaced elements are not set to zero when calculating the width and height.