On Thu, Jul 26, 2012 at 3:45 PM, Alexandru Chiculita <ach...@adobe.com>wrote:
> ... > If CSSPseudoElement would be designed to derive from the same base class > as Element and share most of their style/layout properties, then 99% of the > time people will just do region.element.style.top = '100px'; and no query > interface would be needed. > > I brought this up in #webkit yesterday, but Adam Barth made a good point that making CSSPseudoElement an Element means you could appendChild it anywhere, or even append children to it which doesn't make sense. You could make detaching a CSSPseudoElement or appending a child to it an error (which is easy since that's centralized in WebKit), but it's a little weird in the spec. - E
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