Closed chharvey closed 9 years ago
See Document Status wiki page for formal specs.
The [data-status]
attribute is now used for statuses of documents or elements therein and the issue has been closed.
However to resolve the issue of "formalism" (for lack of better term) of elements, I am reopening the issue and assigning a new milestone. Currently the values on the table are "normative"
and "informative"
, but more may be introduced. The definitions of these values can be found in the same Wiki page linked above (which is still a work in progress). Also currently I don't have a good name for the attribute, so on the Wiki page, I just used [data-*]
. This obviously needs to be changed and implemented. Once done, this issue can be closed again.
Add specifications on when the status of an Element is permitted to change.
E.g. when is a [data-status="draft"]
able to become [data-status="complete"]
?
More importantly, when is a document ready to become [data-status="released"]
?
three colors for status (draft, complete, released), all derived (triads) from the border accent color (greenish), rotated 120 each.
currently, three colors for the .hr-*
Interfaces: head
(heading 1 color, dark blue), brdr
(border accent, greenish), and acnt
(accent color, reddish).
consider using the same color theme for both. reuse colors!
Use the
data-status
custom attribute to indicate the status of an Element. Suggested values: