`<dialog>`, in browsers that support it, has user agent styles of `dialog { display:block; ...} dialog:not([open]) { display:none; }`
by forcing it to `display:block` in the shim, the dialog is shown even when closed. There's no clean way to shim this for non-supporting browsers,
but arguably these browsers would have further problems with pure `<dialog>` usage anyway, and it's up to authors to then use different elements/shims.
* use a trailing slash when possible
* use https when possible
* remove a few redirected links
* consistently use `https://popper.js.org/`
* fix `iconUrl` in nuget files
* change Jekyll Windows guide to the official one
* Remove remaining references to v4 Alpha
This commit removes the remaining refrences to the v4 Alpha website and replaces them with the
corresponding v4 Beta ones.
**Note:** We have to hard code the current docs version at some places. Wouldn't it be good to have a `/docs/latest/` redirect to solve this "issue" in the future?
* Don't update the domain in the CNAME file
* Fix to Chrome inheritance bug (#22872)
* Remove box-sizing from html
box-sizing removed from html and order of wild card selected and html selector swapped to maintain correctness of comments.
* Fixed some linting issues
* Run npm tasks after scss cleanup
* Revert "Run npm tasks after scss cleanup"
This reverts commit 1103a0da68.
* Property sort order for grid
* Let's respest the property order in the mixins
* Respect property sort order in reboot file
* ::-ms-expand is a vendor-prefix, add it to the scss-lint disable
* Revert hover mixin comment
* Fixed missing mixin hover-focus
* Get this party started by removing mention of Normalize.css
* Nuke the old comment, consolidate to a single line and number as appropriate
* Bring over styles for HTML element from Normalize to Reboot
* Move margin override for body element from Normalize to Reboot
* Drop the block reset for HTML5 elements in IE9- from Normalize given we dropped IE9 support
* Building on previous commit, do the same thing for figure, figcaption, and main
* Remove IE9- display from Normalize given our browser support
* Drop IE8 figure margin because we're IE10+
* No need for the h1 overrides because we reset these font and margin styles anyway in _type.scss already
* Drop Safari 6 b and strong normalization because we're Safari 8+
* Remove mark styles for IE9- from Normalize
* Remove old iOS audio fixes from Normalize
* Remove IE9- display for progress from Normalize
* Remove more IE9- rules from Normalize
* One more IE9- display removal for canvas element
* Move pre overrides from Normalize to Reboot
* Move over some link resets to Reboot, drop others
- Move over background-color and text-decoration
- Drop focus outline change given it affects the offset on hover of
focused links
* Move over more code element resets, consolidate with pre overrides, too
* Move over sub and sup wholesale
* Move over img normalization to Reboot
* Move over SVG override too
* - Drop dupe hidden, but add comment for it
- Move over template
- Move over summary
* Remove bulk of @viewport comment
* edit down that code comment
* consolidate html-based normalizations
* update comments
* Consolidate abbr styles
* move over more type elements
* move over hr changes
* move over form controls and more
* move over button resets
* move over firefox button changes
* move over search changes and more
* we nuke all these styles for fieldsets anyway, so outright remove them
* no need for those, we override them
* move over legend, fieldset, progress
* line break
* delete normalize file
* linting
* update comment
* clarify docs mentions of normalize and reboot
* remove normalize excludes from linter
* remove normalize excludes from cli task
* linting
* callout license since we forked part of normalize
* Improve comments, move table background reset to .table class instead of in reboot
* trailing space
Remove the border-bottom from abbr elements since that's covered with an underline in Normalize.css. Updates the docs to match and tweaks some code comments, too.
This avoids applying the reset to named anchors/placeholder links (links
without an `href`) that have explicitly been made keyboard-focusable
(using `tabindex`). This is not fool-proof - it's not
easy/straightforward to check for the actual `tabindex` value itself, to
ensure it's positive, not will this apply if a link has been "blessed"
with `tabindex` via JS. However, this should catch most common uses (and
gives a reasonably valid way around the issue for developers who, for
whatever reason, DO want to use links without `href` - as side effect,
it forces best practice of at least ensuring these links can also be
focused with the keyboard)
- Move disabled radio and checkbox styles to Reboot
- Collapse .radio and .checkbox into single class, .form-check
- Collapse .radio-inline and .checkbox-inline into single class, .form-check-inline
- Require classes for sub-elements in both new classes
- Rather than use CSS hacks, let's avoid needing to hack anything
- Creates a new Reboot entry to simply reset the appear of the temporal inputs, thereby avoiding the problem entirely
- Less than ideal for conveying affordance on iOS, but given bugginess of the input itself, seems a decent tradeoff
