[css-transitions-2][css-animations-2] Specify composite order for ::marker pseudo elements #3851
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@MatsPalmgren I've specced this to match what you implemented in Gecko but I was wondering if there was any particular reason you chose that order? Is it because typically ::marker pseudo elements appear before ::before pseudo elements? |
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(I'm currently working on web-platform-tests for this which I will merge via mozilla-central.) |
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@birtles No particular reason, since I wasn't really aware there was any particular order to pay attention to when I wrote that code. But yes, |
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Great, thank you! |
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