There's a point at which you start coding for the implementation, not the API. That's always dangerous.
While I understand the point -- hinting to the implementation -- is it really something we need, in the sense that is CSS the right place for this, rather than handling these situations better in the browser implementation?
There's a point at which you start coding for the implementation, not the API. That's always dangerous.
While I understand the point -- hinting to the implementation -- is it really something we need, in the sense that is CSS the right place for this, rather than handling these situations better in the browser implementation?