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Change table's height attribute to allow zero-like values #9374
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Thanks for the really fast review! And woops, all of those should be done now. 🙂 Also, when signing the participant agreement I think I added both the "dom" and "html" workstreams, although in hindsight I probably should have done just "html". Not sure if that matters but FYI. |
Follows whatwg/html#9374 for <table>, and the existing spec for <tr> and <col>.
…t, and <col> width , a=testonly Automatic update from web-platform-tests Allow zero on certain elem dimensions to match current browser behavior Follows whatwg/html#9374 for <table>, and the existing spec for <tr> and <col>. -- wpt-commits: 3d953f9b12fee56e131eec7a8ef5400a38b1d206 wpt-pr: 40350
…t, and <col> width , a=testonly Automatic update from web-platform-tests Allow zero on certain elem dimensions to match current browser behavior Follows whatwg/html#9374 for <table>, and the existing spec for <tr> and <col>. -- wpt-commits: 3d953f9b12fee56e131eec7a8ef5400a38b1d206 wpt-pr: 40350
…t, and <col> width , a=testonly Automatic update from web-platform-tests Allow zero on certain elem dimensions to match current browser behavior Follows whatwg/html#9374 for <table>, and the existing spec for <tr> and <col>. -- wpt-commits: 3d953f9b12fee56e131eec7a8ef5400a38b1d206 wpt-pr: 40350 UltraBlame original commit: 9af68c7cf2f87debee7e6eb7bd9094e16f31dab6
…t, and <col> width , a=testonly Automatic update from web-platform-tests Allow zero on certain elem dimensions to match current browser behavior Follows whatwg/html#9374 for <table>, and the existing spec for <tr> and <col>. -- wpt-commits: 3d953f9b12fee56e131eec7a8ef5400a38b1d206 wpt-pr: 40350 UltraBlame original commit: 9af68c7cf2f87debee7e6eb7bd9094e16f31dab6
…t, and <col> width , a=testonly Automatic update from web-platform-tests Allow zero on certain elem dimensions to match current browser behavior Follows whatwg/html#9374 for <table>, and the existing spec for <tr> and <col>. -- wpt-commits: 3d953f9b12fee56e131eec7a8ef5400a38b1d206 wpt-pr: 40350 UltraBlame original commit: 9af68c7cf2f87debee7e6eb7bd9094e16f31dab6
Previously, the table's
height
attribute would not allow dimension values that evaluated to zero after being parsed. Now, theheight
attribute will respect zero.Hopefully not applicable? We're just aligning the spec with current behavior.
Allow zero on <table> height, <tr> height, and <col> width web-platform-tests/wpt#40350
N/A, we're aligning the spec with current browser behavior.
I don't think we need to do this, I didn't find anything relevant on the table's MDN page.
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