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@joshbroton We're working on that too. Early days for both. These are tough problems to solve, but implementation is difficult.
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@richquick Actually that, as @t might say, "a known antipattern"
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@itsmatthewj @adactio @brucel LOL! Wait, who're the real celebs here Matthew? I say Jeremy and Bruce. ;)
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@richquick LOL! Yeah, wish I could do that. We we'll see improvement, but we can't break the past. Part of my work here is to sync language.
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@tmertz To be honest, I wish they'd never let it in. I blame those webkit kids. ;)
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Well that one was far too easy for a #css working group issue.
Topic: CSS Value and Units. Remove fraction and grid types from CSS3 Values and Units so as to move module to CR? No objections. RESOLVED.
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@keranm Maybe I can catch a demo of it on video from him tomorrow if he'll let me, I'll ask if I remember :)
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@keranm It works beautifully for touch response too. I seem to be more excited than some. Think the New York Times reader, but done w/ CSS.
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@keranm I liked it a lot. Think about multicol, but each column takes up the entire browser canvas. You then have controls to paginate.
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@csunwebmaster @LeonieWatson @johnfoliot You're such a nutter Joseph! I love it, you devil you ;)
For Halloween, I'm going to be a user style sheet. I'm just not sure how I'm going to pull it off. (that's both an idea, and a twisted pun!)
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@csunwebmaster HA! Look at that face. I just saw Leonie and John Foliot downstairs btw. We're reaching critical W3C mass. On Halloween.
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@BenjaminReid We're actively teaching lots of HTML5 and CSS3 and neither are finished. Implementations are ramping up in both.
@BenjaminReid Actually "core theories for laying out a site" - if you mean absolute positioning and floats, hold on to your hat kiddo!
@karlstolley Absolutely, I embrace it! What do you think I'm doing in these meetings after all? ;)