2016 TR style

[deniak]

Upcoming changes so far:

• MUST use /TR/StyleSheets/2016/base.css

• MUST use nav.toc

• MUST use meta view port

• MAY use <p role=navigation id="back-to-top">

  see http://fantasai.inkedblade.net/style/design/w3c-restyle/2016/sample

[List below added by @tripu, 18 Jan 2016]

• MUST
  • Check new tag <meta name="viewport"> #280 (<meta name="viewport">)
  • Check new navigation element #281 (<nav id="toc">)
  • Check new expected CSS location #282 (CSS from w3.org/StyleSheets/TR/2016/)
  • Check new expected script, “fixup.js” #283 (link to fixup.js)
  • 2016 TR design: new W3C logo #292 (new W3C logo //www.w3.org/StyleSheets/TR/2016/logos/W3C)
• SHOULD
  • Check new expected element <ol class="toc"> #284 (use <ol class="toc"> for the table of contents)
  • Check presence of <span class="secno"> in TOC/headings #285 (wrap section numbers (in the TOC and in headings) in <span class="secno">)
  • Emit a warning if the spec is not written in HTML5 (Check new navigation element #281 kind of does that; although ideally it should be a top-level warning, well visible and pointing to some mail message or page explaining that support for doctypes other than HTML5 will be abandoned during 2016)
• MAY
  • Check expected back-to-top link #288 Append back-to-top link at end of document:
    <p role=navigation id="back-to-top"><a href="#toc"><abbr title="Back to Top">&uarr;</abbr>
  • Emit new informative messages regarding recommended markup #289, which includes:
    • Use .example, .def, .note, .marker, and other special box markup
    • Use .index for index lists and tables
    • Make sure spec illustrations/tables fit within an A4 sheet of paper when printed; use .overlarge class if needed to improve experience on-screen for things that overflow (but note that they might still be issues)

[tripu]

Assigning to @plehegar because the next step is on him to give a green light to TR styles 2016.

[tripu]

Done.