Cleanup and respec fixes #441
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- add `class="export"` to definitions to export - add `<dfn>` and `data-lt="..."` synonims/aliases where appropriate - eliminate most hardcoded `href="#..."` relative links in favour of autogenerated respec definition links Closes #435
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Not a super expert on respec, nor on the whole "which things should/shouldn't be 'exported' from a spec" aspect. so please have a close look particularly at that aspect. Assuming the changes are good though, this eliminates all previous Respec errors we were having (and tidies up some of the hardcoded relative links, which always irked me a bit) |
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Also shout if there was a reason for having that "candidate regions" part of the heading that escaped me...but to me that was never really necessary? |
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@smaug---- yup, keep 'em coming. i was naively adding exports to "things that somebody may potentially want to point to from the outside", but i probably overestimated how interesting/relevant they might be from an outside perspective. |
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this was also preventing pr-preview from running correctly. with thanks to Denis Ah Kang for spotting the broken link.
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@flackr @mustaqahmed you ok with these changes? i'll merge these end of today unless I hear otherwise if that's ok. |
…r and prose to include declare/declaratively
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| <p>Viewport manipulations (panning and zooming) — generally, as a result of a <a>direct manipulation</a> interaction — are intentionally NOT a default action of pointer events, meaning that these behaviors (e.g. panning a page as a result of moving a finger on a touchscreen) cannot be suppressed by canceling a pointer event. Authors must instead use <code>touch-action</code> to explicitly <a href="#declaring-candidate-regions-for-direct-manipulation-behaviors">declare the direct manipulation behavior</a> for a region of the document. Removing this dependency on the cancelation of events facilitates performance optimizations by the user agent.</p> | ||
| <p>Viewport manipulations (panning and zooming) — generally, as a result of a <a>direct manipulation</a> interaction — are intentionally NOT a default action of pointer events, meaning that these behaviors (e.g. panning a page as a result of moving a finger on a touchscreen) cannot be suppressed by canceling a pointer event. Authors must instead use <code>touch-action</code> to explicitly <a>declare the direct manipulation behavior</a> for a region of the document. Removing this dependency on the cancelation of events facilitates performance optimizations by the user agent.</p> |
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One more nit, sorry: the "the" in "declare the direct manipulation behavior" sounds a bit odd to me because at this point the behavior is not defined to the reader. Perhaps this is only me, but calling our regardless.
class="export"to definitions to export<dfn>anddata-lt="..."synonyms/aliases where appropriatehref="#..."relative links in favour of autogenerated respec definition links<dfn>to link to)data-citenothreffor Respec to do its magic)Closes #435
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