[whatwg] typo in the spec of the selectionDirection attribute

is not as the first argument, but as the second argument, is it? -- Futomi Hatano i...@html5.jp http://www.html5.jp/ http://www.futomi.com/ http://twitter.com/futomi

[whatwg] a typo in 8.6.1 APIs for the browsing context selection

understand that isCollapsed isn't a method, but an IDL attribute. So, I think it should be as below. collapsed = selection . isCollapsed -- Futomi Hatano http://www.html5.jp/ http://www.futomi.com/ http://twitter.com/futomi

Re: [whatwg] Paragraphs in blockquotes

, authers are encouraged the latter much more. Regards Futomi -- Futomi Hatano http://www.html5.jp/ http://www.futomi.com/ http://twitter.com/futomi

Re: [whatwg] Why are form fields without a name barred from constraint validation?

think. -- Futomi Hatano http://www.html5.jp/ http://www.futomi.com/ http://twitter.com/futomi

[whatwg] The examples of the list attribute of the input element is incorrect

value=AbyssinianAbyssinian option value=AlpacaAlpaca !-- ... -- /select /label /datalist /p This example works in Opera(10.1, 10.5) and other UAs which does not support the datalist element as expected, except Chrome 4. Thank you. -- Futomi Hatano http://www.html5.jp/ http

[whatwg] typo in the vCard spec

. The itemprop attribute is correct, isn't it? strong itemprop=fnAlfred Person/strong Thank you. -- Futomi Hatano www.html5.jp

Re: [whatwg] value content attribute of input

common to form controls(autofocus, disabled, form, name, value) seem to be excluded. I understand the purpose of the table. Thanks for your insight. -- Futomi Hatano www.html5.jp

[whatwg] value content attribute of input

content attribute needed to include to the table, isn't it? -- Futomi Hatano www.html5.jp

Re: [whatwg] rp is a styling tag and has no semantic function

support ruby will be able to read ka-n-ji. I don't want to say that you should use rp. I think that your solution is also good. I simply want rp not to dropped from HTML5. It's better that we have alternative markup ways for a ruby. Thank you. -- Futomi Hatano www.html5.jp

Re: [whatwg] rp is a styling tag and has no semantic function

On Fri, 30 Oct 2009 11:10:59 +0100 Nikita Popov pri...@ni-po.com wrote: Futomi Hatano schrieb: If ATs(e.g. screen reader) know the rp element, it can remove the content of the rp element. So, we can get only true annotations from ATs, without parentheses. I don't want hear parentheses

[whatwg] an odd example of the meter element

: 100;/meter Thank you. -- Futomi Hatano www.html5.jp

Re: [whatwg] an odd example of the meter element

numbers. and (...) if the result of processing the textContent of the element was two numbers, then the actual value is the lower of the two numbers found. Oh!, I'm sorry. I overlooked what you pointed out. Thank you for letting me know. -- Futomi Hatano www.html5.jp

Re: [whatwg] rp is a styling tag and has no semantic function

remove the content of the rp element. So, we can get only true annotations from ATs, without parentheses. I don't want hear parentheses from a screen reader. I hope that all browsers (including ATs) support the ruby element. If so, I think the rp element is not necessary. Thank you. -- Futomi

[whatwg] Author requirements of the progress element

value=0.2 max=1kanji characters which represent 20%/progress But, I think that there is no reason why the case of value specified, no max is dropped. Thank you. -- Futomi Hatano www.html5.jp