- From: Koji Ishii <kojiishi@gluesoft.co.jp>
- Date: Tue, 24 May 2011 23:38:07 -0400
- To: "public-html-ig-jp@w3.org" <public-html-ig-jp@w3.org>
GoogleのTab Atkins Jr. が奮闘してくれて、CSS3 ListsのWDが8年半ぶりに更新されました。 http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-lists/ 私自身は今ちょっと手が回らずまだ見れていませんが、ご興味のある方はご覧いただいて、ぜひフィードバックしてください。 1月にこのMLで行った議論からは、少し違うものになっています。 -----Original Message----- From: www-style-request@w3.org [mailto:www-style-request@w3.org] On Behalf Of Tab Atkins Jr. Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2011 5:48 AM To: www-style list Subject: [css3-lists] Published as WD! The Lists module was just published as WD today, at <http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-lists/>. The previous WD was published *8 1/2* years ago. Unless I get hit by a bus, we'll finish the process to Rec in less time than that. ^_^ A quick summary of the changes since the last WD: 1. Split the 'outside' value for list-style-position into two values, 'outside' and 'hanging', reflecting the two classes of outside positioning that browsers actually do (Webkit and IE's behavior is close to the new 'outside', while Firefox and Opera are close to the new 'hanging'). 'hanging' attaches the marker to the outside of the text, while 'outside' attaches it to the box, and makes it draw some things (like 'direction') from the parent element. 2. You can now specify a string as the value to 'list-style-type' to use that as the list marker. 3. The 'inline' value for 'list-style-type' was added, alongside the new (well, repurposed) 'marker' value for 'display'. Using these in concert makes the first element with display:marker use its text contents as the marker value. This is useful for documents where the list marker is a vital part of the content, and so must be included inline to ensure that it is displayed properly even when CSS is missing. 4. The ::marker pseudoelement was defined, representing the list marker. It's treated similarly to ::before and ::after in that it accepts all properties. 5. Most significantly, the @counter-style rule was added, to allow authors to define their own counter styles. As well, the giant list of counter styles in the old WD was recast as @counter-style rules. 6. Processed a lot of corrections and feedback about the list of predefined counter styles. The module should be feature-complete now, so I'm primarily seeking feedback on the new features. Are they defined well? Are there holes? Blatant mistakes? I'm also interested in any feedback on the predefined counter styles, as it's still very possible that there are lingering mistakes I can't catch because I'm solely an English speaker. ~TJ
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