Bryan Garaventa
Bryan Garaventa
Hi, in conversations with the browser venders it's been made clear that the intended result is to address all of these conditions at once, so that the presence of an...
When I brought this up, the interpretation was meant to convey that a meaningful value would be returned, and if not, then it would move on. What is meaningful is...
Is this a stopper for 1.1 CR then, or should this be moved to 1.2?
I agree, this seems like a no-brainer to me. If text is broken out on different lines via BR then this cannot be concatenated with no space between lines when...
Hi, I didn’t mean to imply that BR is a block level element, just that BR has a definitive visual purpose which is to force a visual line break, and...
I’ve also added relevant comments to issue 3 for reference. From: Matt King Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2018 11:48 PM To: w3c/accname Cc: Bryan Garaventa ; Comment Subject: Re: [w3c/accname]...
Hi, In this case, you are coming across different rules that are applied, and they are still handled differently between browsers, mainly because it's complicated and subject to bugs more...
Hi, The algorithm will need to include any form of printable character, so unicode characters would need to be handled in the same way as standard letters and numbers. This...
Hi, It looks like I replied to the wrong issue here, but I think the principle remains the same for CSS content. E.G if the above example I icon did...
So, would you consider this issue best handled by the CSS group instead of leaving this an open issue in AccName?