[css-backgrounds] Subsection anchors have the form "#the-background-position"

[theres-waldo]

For example, the link for subsection 3.6, "Positioning images: the background-position property", is

https://drafts.csswg.org/css-backgrounds-3/#the-background-position

Is the word "the" supposed to be there in the anchor? There are links out there (e.g. on MDN) pointing to a version without the "the", suggesting that in an earlier draft it wasn't there.

[tabatkins]

It's intentional, but not really necessary any longer. The spec-generator that spec previously used would generate id=background-position for the actual property definition, in the propdef table, and so we needed a different ID for the section so it wouldn't collide.

Now tho, the default ID that gets generated for the property is id=propdef-background-position instead, so it's not necessary to have the the- in it.

(The MDN specs were trying to point to the properties themselves, not the section.)

[fantasai]

Ah, good catch. That means we need to add extra anchors to not break links.