Meta: stop using Ignored Vars

dom.bs

@@ -15,7 +15,6 @@ No Editor: true
 Logo: https://resources.whatwg.org/logo-dom.svg
 Abstract: DOM defines a platform-neutral model for events and node trees.
 Ignored Terms: EmptyString, Array, Document
-Ignored Vars: p, documentFragment, ev, oldParent, em, processingInstruction, obj, tree, insertedNode, removedNode, C, *, intersects, collapsed
 Boilerplate: omit feedback-header, omit conformance
 </pre>
 
@@ -161,7 +160,7 @@ An object <var>A</var> is called a
 <var>B</var>, if either <var>A</var> is a
 <a for=tree>child</a> of <var>B</var> or
 <var>A</var> is a <a for=tree>child</a> of an
-object <var>C</var> that is a
+object <var ignore>C</var> that is a
 <a>descendant</a> of <var>B</var>.
 
 An
@@ -389,7 +388,7 @@ method, passing the same arguments.
 
 <a>Events</a> are objects too and implement the
 {{Event}} interface (or a derived interface). In the example above
-<var>ev</var> is the <a>event</a>. It is
+<var ignore>ev</var> is the <a>event</a>. It is
 passed as argument to
 <a>event listener</a>'s <b>callback</b>
 (typically a JavaScript Function as shown above).
@@ -401,7 +400,7 @@ passed as argument to
 {{Event/target}} attribute value returns the
 object to which the <a>event</a> was
 <a>dispatched</a>
-(<var>obj</var> above).
+(<var ignore>obj</var> above).
 
 <p id="synthetic-events">Now while typically <a>events</a> are <a>dispatched</a> by the user agent
 as the result of user interaction or the completion of some task, applications can <a>dispatch</a>
@@ -925,7 +924,7 @@ feedback from the <a href=https://whatwg.org/>WHATWG</a> or the
 <a href=https://www.w3.org/2008/webapps/>W3C WebApps WG</a> community.
 
 The {{CustomEvent}} interface can be used as starting point.
-However, do not introduce any <code>init<var>*</var>Event()</code>
+However, do not introduce any <code>init<var ignore>*</var>Event()</code>
 methods as they are redundant with constructors. Interfaces that inherit
 from the {{Event}} interface that have such a method only have it
 for historical reasons.
@@ -1953,8 +1952,9 @@ of a <var>node</var> into a <var>parent</var> before a <var>child</var>, run the
 </ol>
 
 <p><a lt="Other applicable specifications">Specifications</a> may define
-<dfn export id=concept-node-insert-ext>insertion steps</dfn> for all or some <a>nodes</a>.
-The algorithm is passed <var>insertedNode</var>, as indicated in the <a>insert</a> algorithm below.
+<dfn export id=concept-node-insert-ext>insertion steps</dfn> for all or some <a>nodes</a>. The
+algorithm is passed <var ignore>insertedNode</var>, as indicated in the <a>insert</a> algorithm
+below.
 <!-- See https://github.com/whatwg/dom/issues/34#issuecomment-125571750 for why we might need to
      adjust this further based on the requirements of the script element. There might be other ways
      to define that though as Olli suggests, so leaving that out for now. -->
@@ -2237,8 +2237,8 @@ To <dfn export id=concept-node-pre-remove>pre-remove</dfn> a <var>child</var> fr
 
 <p><a lt="Other applicable specifications">Specifications</a> may define
 <dfn export id=concept-node-remove-ext>removing steps</dfn> for all or some <a>nodes</a>. The
-algorithm is passed <var>removedNode</var>, and optionally <var>oldParent</var>, as indicated in the
-<a>remove</a> algorithm below.
+algorithm is passed <var ignore>removedNode</var>, and optionally <var ignore>oldParent</var>, as
+indicated in the <a>remove</a> algorithm below.
 
 <p>To <dfn export id=concept-node-remove>remove</dfn> a <var>node</var> from a <var>parent</var>,
 with an optional <i>suppress observers flag</i>, run these steps:
@@ -4815,22 +4815,22 @@ for the <a>context object</a>.
   When supplied, <var>options</var>' <code>is</code> member can be used to create a
   <a>customized built-in element</a>.
 
- <dt><code><var>documentFragment</var> = <var>document</var> . {{createDocumentFragment()}}</code>
+ <dt><code><var ignore>documentFragment</var> = <var>document</var> . {{createDocumentFragment()}}</code>
  <dd>Returns a {{DocumentFragment}}
  <a>node</a>.
 
- <dt><code><var>text</var> = <var>document</var> . {{createTextNode(data)}}</code>
+ <dt><code><var ignore>text</var> = <var>document</var> . {{createTextNode(data)}}</code>
  <dd>Returns a {{Text}} <a>node</a>
  whose <a for=CharacterData>data</a> is <var>data</var>.
 
- <dt><code><var>text</var> = <var>document</var> . {{createCDATASection(data)}}</code>
+ <dt><code><var ignore>text</var> = <var>document</var> . {{createCDATASection(data)}}</code>
  <dd>Returns a {{CDATASection}} <a>node</a> whose <a for=CharacterData>data</a> is <var>data</var>.
 
- <dt><code><var>comment</var> = <var>document</var> . {{createComment(data)}}</code>
+ <dt><code><var ignore>comment</var> = <var>document</var> . {{createComment(data)}}</code>
  <dd>Returns a {{Comment}} <a>node</a>
  whose <a for=CharacterData>data</a> is <var>data</var>.
 
- <dt><code><var>processingInstruction</var> = <var>document</var> . {{createProcessingInstruction(target, data)}}</code>
+ <dt><code><var ignore>processingInstruction</var> = <var>document</var> . {{createProcessingInstruction(target, data)}}</code>
  <dd>
   Returns a {{ProcessingInstruction}}
   <a>node</a> whose
@@ -5421,7 +5421,7 @@ concept is useful for HTML's <{template}> element and for <a for=/>shadow roots<
 <a>pre-insert</a> and <a>replace</a> algorithms.
 
 <dl class=domintro>
- <dt><code><var>tree</var> = new {{DocumentFragment()}}</code>
+ <dt><code><var ignore>tree</var> = new {{DocumentFragment()}}</code>
  <dd>Returns a new {{DocumentFragment}} <a>node</a>.
 </dl>
 
@@ -7101,7 +7101,7 @@ interface Comment : CharacterData {
 </pre>
 
 <dl class=domintro>
- <dt><code><var>comment</var> = new <a constructor lt="Comment()">Comment([<var>data</var> = ""])</a></code>
+ <dt><code><var ignore>comment</var> = new <a constructor lt="Comment()">Comment([<var>data</var> = ""])</a></code>
  <dd>Returns a new {{Comment}} <a>node</a> whose
  <a for=CharacterData>data</a> is <var>data</var>.
 </dl>
@@ -7151,9 +7151,9 @@ for selecting and copying content.
 
 In the <a>node tree</a> above, a
 <a>range</a> can be used to represent the sequence
-“syndata is awes”. Assuming <var>p</var> is assigned to the
+“syndata is awes”. Assuming <var ignore>p</var> is assigned to the
 <code>p</code> <a for="/">element</a>, and
-<var>em</var> to the <code>em</code>
+<var ignore>em</var> to the <code>em</code>
 <a for="/">element</a>, this would be done as follows:
 
 <pre class='lang-javascript'><code>
@@ -7449,7 +7449,7 @@ as its <a for=Range>start</a> and <a for=Range>end</a>.
  <dd>Returns <var>range</var>'s
  <a>end offset</a>.
 
- <dt><var>collapsed</var> = <var>range</var> . {{Range/collapsed}}
+ <dt><var ignore>collapsed</var> = <var>range</var> . {{Range/collapsed}}
  <dd>Returns true if <var>range</var>'s
  <a for=Range>start</a> and
  <a for=Range>end</a> are the same, and false otherwise.
@@ -8533,11 +8533,11 @@ is preserved for compatibility.</span>
 <hr>
 
 <dl class=domintro>
- <dt><var>position</var> = <var>range</var> . {{Range/comparePoint(node, offset)}}
+ <dt><var ignore>position</var> = <var>range</var> . {{Range/comparePoint(node, offset)}}
  <dd>Returns &minus;1 if the point is before the range, 0 if the point is
  in the range, and 1 if the point is after the range.
 
- <dt><var>intersects</var> = <var>range</var> . {{Range/intersectsNode(node)}}
+ <dt><var ignore>intersects</var> = <var>range</var> . {{Range/intersectsNode(node)}}
  <dd>Returns whether <var>range</var> intersects
  <var>node</var>.
 </dl>