CSS WG Blog Minutes Telecon 2015-11-18

Minutes Telecon 2015-11-18

• The issue regarding max-width and intrinsic sizes in a table scenario (details here) is on dbaron’s queue to address.
• Resolved: Change system to system-ui in Fonts 4
• Florian re-introduced his view on pre-wrap and pre-wrap-auto, but the right people to come to a conclusion weren’t available, so the conversation will continue on the mailing list.
• fantasai, TabAtkins, and dholbert were deemed the right people to solve the issue over intrinsic track sizes for min-content vs auto-minimums (details here). They’ll respond to the mailing list saying they’re working on the problem.
• There was a proposal from glazou to take advantage user-select to create controls as to if generated content should be copy/paste-able.
  • This solution seemed like it would only work for browsers implementing multi-range (currently only Gecko)
  • Florian will write a note suggesting to browsers that if they do implement multi-range, they should also use user-select to create these controls and glazou will review it.
  • It was reaffirmed that not all generated content needs to be or should be copy/paste-able and therefore the solution needs to be a switch and likely should default to turned off for backwards compat.

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