>>> > Note that it'd have to be something like @window:focus or something, > since window:focus already means something in CSS. It does? I was not aware of that. Can you elighten me? How do you feel about *:root:focus, asidecfrom being a bit awkward? I haven't tested that one out yet to see if it works. Is it semanticly correct? >> I don't like it (body:focus) See? My inference was correct. >> because it's very HTML-centric and changes behavior of existing >> stylesheets. OK then. That's a reasonable argument. Although it would only change the behavior of stylesheets that specified something that didn't work before. But whatever. I accept your argument about HTML-centricity. >> Is there another way of doing this that will select the focused >> viewport? >>> >>> There is not, but perhaps there should be. >> What syntax would you prefer then? > > I don't have a strong preference, actually, as long as it doesn't > change the meaning of existing syntax that already means something > else. > > -BorisReceived on Monday, 17 November 2008 20:58:09 GMT
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