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features/form-validity-pseudos.yml
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| name: Form validity pseudo-classes | |||
| description: "The form validity CSS pseudo-classes match <form> elements that are `:valid` or `:invalid`, `:optional` or `:required`, or in or out of an acceptable range." | |||
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I'm a little nervous about using syntax as words in this way. Here's my suggested route instead. Also I think it'd be nice if this showed up in a search for "constraint" (as with the constraint validation API).
| description: "The form validity CSS pseudo-classes match <form> elements that are `:valid` or `:invalid`, `:optional` or `:required`, or in or out of an acceptable range." | |
| description: "The form validity CSS pseudo-classes match `<form>` elements based on the constraints of a form field, such as validity (`:valid`, `:invalid`, `:in-range`, `:out-of-range`) and necessity (`:optional` or `:required`)." |
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| compute_from: css.selectors.any-link | ||
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| - css.selectors.any-link |
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I had no idea this one existed—every day I'm learning about some new-to-me thing on this project. Cool, but slightly concerning.
features/scope-pseudo.yml
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| name: :scope pseudo-class | |||
| description: The `:scope` CSS pseudo-class represents the scoping root, for instance the element that `querySelector()` is called on. | |||
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| description: The `:scope` CSS pseudo-class represents the scoping root, for instance the element that `querySelector()` is called on. | |
| description: The `:scope` CSS pseudo-class matches the scoping root, for instance the element that `querySelector()` is called on. |
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This description should also mention that the pseudo-class is useful when used inside @scope blocks.
MDN:
When used inside a @scope block, :scope matches the block's defined scope root.
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Good catch. Added.
features/scope-pseudo.yml
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| name: :scope pseudo-class | |||
| description: The `:scope` CSS pseudo-class represents the scoping root, for instance the element that `querySelector()` is called on. | |||
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This description should also mention that the pseudo-class is useful when used inside @scope blocks.
MDN:
When used inside a @scope block, :scope matches the block's defined scope root.
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See #2170 for more info