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The spec currently describes the feature as being agnostic to the type of document. We use style sheets that are :root etc. I think this is great, but we don't know of any implementations planning to support anything other than html. Specifically, since we don't have implementation experience for other document types, we don't know whether all of the features in the spec can be implemented there (does xml have pseudo elements?)
I propose specifically mentioning that this must be supported for html documents, and browser may support this for other document types. Either that, or just flat out limiting this to html? I don't really know of use cases targeting any other document type. Are there compelling use-cases?
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Any document type that can be loaded into a browsing context can also be navigated. An SVG doc can also have CSS styles even without using any HTML elements, and can have links that can cause navigation. I don't know if view transitions work for SVG elements, but you can also have HTML (or MathML) elements in SVG.
Also, if it's limited to "HTML documents", then that excludes XHTML, which seems unnecessary/bad.
The spec currently describes the feature as being agnostic to the type of document. We use style sheets that are
:root
etc. I think this is great, but we don't know of any implementations planning to support anything other than html. Specifically, since we don't have implementation experience for other document types, we don't know whether all of the features in the spec can be implemented there (does xml have pseudo elements?)I propose specifically mentioning that this must be supported for html documents, and browser may support this for other document types. Either that, or just flat out limiting this to html? I don't really know of use cases targeting any other document type. Are there compelling use-cases?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: