There are a few properties defined in css-page that are intended to be used only in @page rules: size, marks and bleed. These are all defined with a line in their blue property definition boxes that says For: @page Does that line have any normative requirements behind it, or like an “Applies to” line does it just informatively describe where the property can have an effect? I ask because I’m not sure whether size, marks and bleed should parse in non-@page contexts and be stored on declarations. For example: p { size: landscape; } Should the property be exposed on the rule when inspecting it with the CSSOM? Another question is whether these properties should be usable within @supports rules and passed to CSS.supports. -- Cameron McCormack ≝ http://mcc.id.au/Received on Sunday, 22 March 2015 00:41:18 UTC
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