Some clarifications below (not for every remark though). On Thu, 18 May 2006 01:33:14 +0200, Ian Hickson <ian@hixie.ch> wrote: > | 5.7.3. The :-xbl-bound-element Pseudo-Class > | > | ISSUE-V Should add a forward reference to section 5.10. > > Why? Because that section explains the "loop effect" with :-xbl-bound-element and :-xbl-binding... > | 5.7.4. Matching Pseudo-Elements > | > | ISSUE-W If the CSS parser does not support these pseudo elements, does > | the XBL User Agent need to support them? > > I don't understand what the question means. Lets say that UA A drops a selector like `foo bar::value` normally because ::value isn't supported. Is is it required to add that support for that pseudo-element because of XBL? > | 6.1. The XBLImplementation Interface > | > | ISSUE-X Need an example on how this interface is used. For example is > | this something the author has to create? > > I agree that we need more examples. Good :-) > | 7.3. Mouse Event Handler Filters > | > | ISSUE-Y Need to add a Device Independence disclaimer/warning about this > | functionality. > | > | 7.4. Key Event Handler Filters > | > | ISSUE-Z Need to add a Device Independence disclaimer/warning about this > | functionality. > | > | 7.7. Modifiers > | > | ISSUE-AA Need to add a Device Independence disclaimer/warning about | > this functionality. > | > | 7.10. Mouseover and Mouseout Events > | > | ISSUE-AB Need to add a Device Independence disclaimer/warning about | > this functionality. > > I don't understand what is being requested here. The basic problem is that listening for specific events is not guarenteed to work cross-platform given that some devices might not dispatch certain events, like some of the mouse events... -- Anne van Kesteren <http://annevankesteren.nl/> <http://www.opera.com/>Received on Thursday, 18 May 2006 09:28:46 GMT
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