Revision 6695 made HTML attribute values match in a case-sensitive manner as far as Selectors are concerned. This approach was favored over having a hardcoded list of HTML attributes whose values had to be matched case-insensitively. Revision 6701 removed selectedOptions from the input element, a vestige from the Web Forms 2.0 era. Welcome to the [...]
Entries from October 2011
WHATWG Weekly: Now it’s <time> for <data>
October 29th, 2011 · No Comments
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WHATWG Weekly: Fullscreen
October 18th, 2011 · No Comments
Should we introduce an isWhiteSpace attribute for Text nodes, and if we do, what would you use it for? Anyway, WHATWG Weekly, brief one this week. Fullscreen The big news last week was renewed activity on Gecko:FullScreenAPI, a proposal by Robert O’Callahan to make fullscreen work for the platform. Yours truly made an initial attempt [...]
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WHATWG Weekly: Permanently Binding Decorative Components
October 11th, 2011 · No Comments
Simon Pieters posted SRT timestamp research. Ryosuke Niwa updated his UndoManager and DOM Transaction proposal. This is the WHATWG Weekly. HTML standard In revision 6657 Ian Hickson removed the text/html-sandboxed MIME type from the HTML standard. The goal of the MIME type was to allow untrusted content to be hosted on the same origin as [...]
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WHATWG Weekly: Simplifying the DOM
October 5th, 2011 · No Comments
Odin Hørthe Omdal brought up cross-origin image loading via CORS as Gecko and WebKit have different implementations. Julien Chaffraix considers the relation between the disabled and sheet IDL attributes of the link element to be insufficiently defined. Welcome to the first WHATWG Weekly this October. HTML is the new HTML In an attempt to further [...]
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