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[css-ui] Specify where appearance: button should work #3543

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[css-ui] Specify where appearance: button should work
zcorpan Jan 22, 2019
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Make 'button' act like 'auto' for list box <select>s
zcorpan Jan 22, 2019
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Expand Up @@ -1843,13 +1843,10 @@ Animation type: discrete
The element is rendered with the look and feel of a push button,
similar to the ''appearance: auto'' rendering of the [[HTML]] <{button}> element.

UAs may treat this value as ''appearance/auto'' on form controls
or replaced elements
for which it is impractical or nonsensical.
UAs must treat this value as ''appearance/auto'' on <{input}> elements,
<{textarea}> elements, <a spec="html">list box</a> <{select}> elements, <{meter}> elements, and <{progress}> elements.

Issue: Are there some elements
on which this value <em>must</em> be treated as auto for web compat requirements?
The phrasing above alows it, and that's probably enough.
Note: Using ''appearance/button'' on a <a spec="html">drop-down box</a> <{select}> element works.

<dt><dfn type="">&lt;compat></dfn>
<dd>
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