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#CSS Conditional Rules Module Level 5 includes and extends the functionality of CSS Conditional 4, adding the rules ‘@when’ and ‘@else’, as well as introducing font processing queries to the supports query syntax used in ‘@supports’ rules w3.org/TR/css-conditional-5/
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#CSS Containment Level 3 proposes to speed up rendering with ‘containment queries’: applying style rules only if an element has a certain size or other characteristic (like ‘media queries’ do for whole documents) w3.org/TR/css-contain-3/
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To review and/or to understand the #CSS levels, read this #explainer 😉:
All current #CSS specs have their own specific levels ranging from 1 to 5, but CSS as a whole does not have a version. Two reasons: 1) some features are easier to complete than others, 2) CSS became so big that it is too much work for the editors to maintain as a monolithic spec.
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Today, we highlight the progress of #CSS specifications in #FirstWorkingDraft status on 3 levels: 3, 5 and 6! #timetogiveinput
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In addition to @w3ctag's co-chairs @timberners_lee, @torgo and @plinss, continuing participants are: @hadleybeeman (#W3CInvitedExpert), @rhiaro (@digitalbazaar), @hober (@Apple) and @LeaVerou (#W3CInvitedExpert). @wz43rtx remains the staff contact. See github.com/w3ctag
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👏👏 👏 Congratulations to @cssrossen (@Microsoft), Dapeng (Max) Liu (@AlibabaGroup) and @sangwhanmoon (@Google) for their election to the @w3ctag!
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An update on Compat 2021, with all browsers making significant improvements in key areas, therefore making it easier to build things that work everywhere. web.dev/compat2021-holiday-u…
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Embrace the Platform by @bramus css-tricks.com/embrace-the-p…
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We invite feedback and comments in this #GitHub repo: github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/…
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This CSS module solves 3 main use-cases: 1) coloring scrollbars to blend into the UI of a #WebApp, 2) thinner scrollbars on small elements and 3) hiding scrollbars while still allowing other ways to scroll.
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The #CSS Scrollbars module is for styling #scrollbars, in particular their color and width #timetoimplement
w3.org/TR/2021/CR-css-scroll…
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👏 Congrats to editors @stevefaulkner, Scott O'Hara and @patrick_h_lauke for the newly published @w3c #WebStandard "ARIA in HTML" #a11y
w3.org/TR/html-aria/ #timetoadopt
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W3C Developers (@w3cdevs@w3c.social) retweeted
Our work on the Thing Description 1.1 version has now reached a feature freeze stage. Everyone can review and provide feedback by GitHub issues before publishing the working draft in two weeks!
To read: w3c.github.io/wot-thing-desc…
To provide feedback: github.com/w3c/wot-thing-des…
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All the proceedings from #w3cTPAC breakouts are available at w3.org/2021/10/TPAC/breakout…
The proposed #API is at wicg.github.io/FedCM/. This is a follow from a discussion started during #w3cTPAC 2020:
2) "#WebID, a federated SignIn #API" - youtube.com/PMfp2qPW-RY (slides at lists.w3.org/Archives/Public…)
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Federated Credential Management is a proposal to bring JS primitives to facilitate logging-in using third-party systems like #OpenID - this was the topic of a presentation during #w3CTPAC
🎬 watch.videodelivery.net/29ba…
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W3C Developers (@w3cdevs@w3c.social) retweeted
Developers, there’s still time to take a deep dive on #WebAuthn through an online course brought to you by @w3C and @Yubico 📔
Go inside the API, build a WebAuthn Server and more! Audit and Certificate tracks are available––learn more here: edx.org/course/introduction-…
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All the proceedings from #w3cTPAC breakouts are available from w3.org/2021/10/TPAC/breakout…