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- Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2019 01:14:18 +0000
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Interesting. I'm glad it is recognized as an issue; it's certainly a common feature in print layouts. I'm not sure I understand the connections to ::first-line, except maybe if there is a plan to do ::nth-line also? At least obviously, there will be more than one page to which formatting would need to apply. Where can I follow along with the ::first-letter (or did you mean ::first-line?) fixes? Once you expanded my outlook to the idea of region-scoped selectors, it makes me wonder if another issue I've bumped into is related. I'm tossing hundreds or thousands of small items in a grid, for one application, and I discover that there is only one way to control grid-column track width, and that is via grid-template-columns (unless I missed something). There seems to be no way to specify a selected subset of tracks to have a given width, after the fact (in a cascade), but rather one must "keep notes" and update the grid-template-columns specification. And, there's no selector to say "element::nth-track( 2n )" to supply zebra striping or checkerboard backgrounds. Would this fall under the concept of region-scoped selectors? Are these ideas that are already in discussion somewhere? -- GitHub Notification of comment by v-python Please view or discuss this issue at https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/3780#issuecomment-486482840 using your GitHub account
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