- From: Jonathan Watt <jwatt@jwatt.org>
- Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2011 16:09:17 +0100
- To: public-svg-wg@w3.org
On 03/08/2011 01:31, Cameron McCormack wrote: > On 30/07/11 9:16 AM, Jonathan Watt wrote: >> I think we should just style the background of the document pink/light >> red right now, and then as we "review" sections at later dates put<div >> class="readyish"> around those sections. > > Maybe better would be to have these sections hidden by default, and to > have an alternate style sheet that can be used to show them. That way > we can see what the spec looks like if it would be published, and that > would be the default view that people looking at the Editor's Draft > would see. What do you think? Sorry, I missed this reply earlier today. I only just saw it now that I've come to reply to say that I went ahead and checked in this: https://svgwg.org/hg/svg2/rev/9205059d6889 Basically it makes the background of the doc light red (marking everything as "to be looked at/worked on"), adds a "ready-for-wg-review" class (background light yellow) and a "ready-for-wider-review" class (background white). As stated before, the idea would be that you'd put these classes on a separate div/span on a separate line, so those entire lines can be removed at the end of the SVG 2 process. Anyways, we can always do something completely different, but I just wanted to get on with this. FWIW I don't think I'd particularly like to have everything hidden by default since often things won't really make sense without context. I think the default view I'd like to see is the whole thing, but color coded to show: * what's still to be looked at/worked on before wg review * what's ready for wg review * what's ready for wider review Jonathan
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