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--- spec:reviews:html5 [2011/08/03 15:32] – [::cue and coordination] fantasai
+++ spec:reviews:html5 [2014/12/09 15:48] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ==== Normative references to CSS editors' drafts ====
-...
+   fantasai: CSSWG handles editors' drafts differently from HTMLWG, ours are
+             not the official WG-endorsed copy
+   <anne> no not the CSSWG
+   <anne> some people in the CSSWG
+   <anne> and some treat them pretty much the same
+   hober: Should we maybe expedite some updates to WD?
+   plinss: Yeah. We're happy to publish updates as soon as the editor says
+           they have something to update
+   hober: I think that would be useful to communicate in the comments
+   plinss: I'll write that one up
+   plinss: Should I provide a list?
+   fantasai: could do, list them and the URLs they should be updated to
+   ACTION plinss: Write comment on referencing CSSWG editors' drafts
 ==== Automatic height for transcluded elements (SEAMLESS attribute) ====
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 Chapter 10 on rendering seems to say that elements and attributes are matched against CSS selectors in a case-insensitive way, even if the document is in XML. (The chapter itself is not normative, but I assume it says that because there is corresponding normative text somewhere else.) That contradicts XML. It also breaks existing style sheets, e.g., user style sheets that rely on the fact that
-  body [color: green}
+  body {color: green}
   BODY {color: blue}
 makes XHTML documents green and HTML ones blue.
+**Anne notes** that this comment is incorrect, that the case-insensitivity only applies to attribute values and only for the rules listed in that section as UA style rules.
 === Pseudo-namespaces in HTML ===