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define the :defined pseudo-class #1329
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Firefox has a bug for this that they worked on, then shifted back to "NEW" status a few months ago. According to that webkit also implements, but I don't have that to test... |
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I think the build fail is in single-page.bs but I will look later in the week. |
As per [discussion](https://www.w3.org/mid/03c8b9c1-9ccb-7b4b-8d9d-54b9edaa9c0e@tink.uk) this should be merged, but marked "at risk", since so far there is only one known implementation
:S more things I should have noticed at the time.
trying to fix an apparent whitespace issue
oops. remove doubles
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(Sorry for the commit noise, I was trying to fix an error that wasn't, instead of the one I needed.) |
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fix #1326
As of today seems it only works in blink, hence the "not ready" label. Depending on e.g. FF plan we could put it in, as "at risk"...