diff --git a/spec/shadow/index.html b/spec/shadow/index.html index 972bc2be..d4c5abee 100644 --- a/spec/shadow/index.html +++ b/spec/shadow/index.html @@ -844,30 +844,14 @@

Inertness of HTML Elements in a shadow tree

We must fill this gap because we expect that most of HTML Elements behave in the same way as in a document, as long as they are in a shadow-including document. See W3C Bug 26365 and Bug 27406 for the details. The following is the tentative summary of the discussions in the W3C bugs. We, however, haven't covered all HTML Elements and their behaviors here yet. - For HTML Elements which are not explicitly stated here, they should be considered as active in a shadow tree. + For HTML Elements which are not explicitly stated here, they should *work* even in a shadow tree. We are trying to update [[!HTML]] itself, instead of having monkey patches here. + If [[!HTML]] explains an element's behavior explicitly, it should be honored, instead of this section.

- HTML Elements are classified into the following categories: + Some HTML Elements are classified into the following categories: