CSS WG Blog – Minutes TPAC F2F Nov. 2013 Part II: display: none on Fragmentainers; Selecting Attributes; IndieUI Presentation; DigiPub Joint Meeting; Outline Properties; VTT ::cue pseudo-element; CSS Counter Styles

Minutes TPAC F2F Nov. 2013 Part II: display: none on Fragmentainers; Selecting Attributes; IndieUI Presentation; DigiPub Joint Meeting; Outline Properties; VTT ::cue pseudo-element; CSS Counter Styles

By Dael Jackson November 23, 2013 (Permalink)
Categories: resolutions

Resolved: Regions with display: none do not join the region chain.
Resolved: Add note to Fragmentation that display: none fragmentainers do not participate in fragmentation.

Jikra presented his proposed extension to Selectors that would help with translation processes.
The group discussed if Selectors was the right place for Jikra’s proposal, including possibly using pseudo-element.
Resolved: Add ::attr() pseudo-element into a new module for non-CSS pseudo-elements.

IndieUI joined the meeting to present on some of their work on the User Context model and how they want to use Media Queries in their work.
The main case discussed was inversion and double-inversion of images, especially for a11y preferences.
Privacy concerns were also raised and a desire was expressed to keep the user’s data secure from applications that didn’t need preference information. It was suggested that European privacy standards should be followed as they’re the most comprehensive.
The working group will come up with a complete response in the next two months-ish.

The DigiPub group met with the working group to present some of the work they’ve been doing, especially on pagination and page breaks.
There was a request for a list of priorities broken down by market, preferably with examples.
Possible issues that were discussed included multi-page spreads, headers and footers, splitting images, and internal cross-references.

Krit brought up that the current spec states that everything painted gets filtered/blended and that might be an issue with focus rings and scrollbars.
Resolved: Effects affect scrollbars and focus rings. We may work on controls later.