Re: -ms prefixed CSS properties??

Does that mean we should be marking the MSCSS Matrix Object proprietary and
a candidate for deletion as well? or is that separate?

Thanks!


On Thu, Jul 3, 2014 at 10:58 AM, Eliot Graff <Eliot.Graff@microsoft.com>
wrote:

>  Yes, you’re correct. When we donated the content from MSDN, we donated
> everything we had, knowing that there was proprietary content in there that
> we need to weed out. Please mark these as candidates for deletion, and you
> should also feel free to alter or remove any text within a topic that is
> proprietary, unless it is pointing out different implementation behaviors
> or something like that.
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> Thanks,
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> Eliot
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> *From:* jensimmons@gmail.com [mailto:jensimmons@gmail.com] *On Behalf Of *Jen
> Simmons
> *Sent:* Thursday, July 3, 2014 10:16 AM
> *To:* List WebPlatform public
> *Subject:* -ms prefixed CSS properties??
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> There are 19 pages in the CSS Docs for -ms prefixed properties.
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> Like this:
> http://docs.webplatform.org/wiki/css/properties/ms-grid-row-align
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> But that seems inconsistent. We don't have separate pages for all the
> other prefixes, right? Everything for CSS Grid should be on grid pages, not
> on separate (separately-alaphbetized) pages — yes?
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> I'm thinking these should be deleted or deprecated... but I'm not sure.
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> They are:
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> ms-grid-columns
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> ms-grid-row
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> ms-grid-row-align
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> ms-grid-row-span
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> ms-grid-rows
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> ms-scroll-chaining
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> ms-scroll-limit
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> ms-scroll-limit-xMin
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> ms-scroll-limit-xMax
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> ms-scroll-yMax
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> ms-scroll-limit-yMin
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> ms-scroll-rails
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> ms-scroll-snap-points-x
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> ms-scroll-snap-points-y
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> ms-scroll-snap-type
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> ms-scroll-snap-x
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> ms-scroll-snap-y
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> ms-scroll-translation
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> ms-touch-select
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> Plus, MediaWiki problematically removes the dash, so the titles of these
> pages are themselves a mistake. It should be "-ms-grid-row" not
> "ms-grid-row". If we do have pages like these, we'll have to figure out
> what to do about the fact they are so misleading without the prefix dash.
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> Jen
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