- From: Alexander Savenkov <w3@hotbox.ru>
- Date: Mon, 7 Jul 2003 15:06:32 +0400
- To: www-style@w3.org
Hello, According to the document's status section, "the working group believes that this specification is ready" etc. I really doubt it. The inconsistencies in the draft are so obvious that I just couldn't keep myself from posting the comments. 3.2.2. ::choices and other ---------------- What's a "pseudo"? The specification should not contain abbreviations like this. Change to pseudo-class/pseudo-elements. 4.1. The 'appearance' property ------------------------------ Who's idea was this? What's the purpose of this? Why not just use 'display' property with the new values? 4.2. System fonts ----------------- Why just fonts? What if someone wants to style the padding of the images according to the padding of system radio button? What if the other one believes the margin of his paragraph should be equal to the system checkbox-group? 5.1. Additional value(s) for 'display' property ----------------------------------------------- I guess this ought to look like this: p { display: icon; icon: url(blah); } Tell me, how is this different from p { content: url(blah); }? The 'icon' property has to be removed. 6.5. 'outline-offset' property ------------------------------ This reminds me of the "marker-offset". Is this really important? The specification should leave this to the user agents. 8.2.1. Keyboard equivalents: the 'key-equivalent' property ---------------------------------------------------------- "There may be platform and user agent limitations to key-equivalents which conflict with those inherent in the user agent and operating system." Great news. What about the UA behavior in this case? "Should we include "standard" keys from other consumer computing devices?" Could you expand on this? You call this a last call. Where's the solution? This section should be completely reworked. Etc., etc., etc. This document is not in its Last Call. I'd say it still looks like a list of requirements. It has to be carefully reviewed and rewritten. Regards, Alex. -- Alexander "Croll" Savenkov http://www.thecroll.com/ w3@hotbox.ru http://croll.da.ru/
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