- From: Wayne Dick <wayneedick@gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 20 Jan 2012 11:45:53 -0800
- To: WAI-UA list <w3c-wai-ua@w3.org>
Guideline 1.7 - Enable Configuration of Style Profiles [Implementing 1.7] Summary: The user agent shall support user style profiles 1.7.1, and the user can choose use or not use author-supplied style profiles (1.7.1). Moreover, user-supplied style profiles and author supplied style profiles can be turned on or off at any time within a session with a user agent. . New definitions Style Profile An identified collection of style rules is a style profile. Style Rule A style rule is an assignment of presentation properties to a group of content that can be assigned presentation properties. These groupings of content that occur in style rules be defined in three ways: Language: The content definition language identifies groupings of content as part of a document's semantic structure to support generic separation of content from presentation, e.g. headings, lists, paragraphs etc. Author: The author defines groupings of content to assign presentation properties that enhance the meaning of the document, e.g. content classes, spans and divisions etc. User: The user defines groupings of content to assign presentation properties to meet adaptation needs. 1.7.1 User Supplied Style Profiles User agents that support a mechanism for authors to supply style profiles shall also provide an equally effective mechanism for users to supply profiles.(Level A) 1.7.2 Author Supplied Style Profiles The user can turn author style sheets on or off the for any page.: (Level A) 1.7.3 User Supplied Style Profiles: The user has the option to change from author to user to no style profiles as many times as necessary within a session with a user agene: (Level AA) (Supported by IE and Safari)
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