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Semantics to describe user personalization preferences.
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3.5 aui-distraction - Description and Supported Values #46

Closed johnfoliot closed 3 years ago

johnfoliot commented 6 years ago

It is unclear in either of the "Description" or "Supported Values" sections that the intent here is that the attribute can support a space-separated list of values, although the example appears to demonstrate that fact.

Recommend a clearer explanation of this in the spec.

clapierre commented 6 years ago

Example in question:

johnfoliot commented 6 years ago

Thanks Chalres,

Yes, this is coded to look like an element as opposed to an attribute:

It should likely look like this: or <div aui-distraction="moving ad">

JF

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clapierre commented 3 years ago

I agree we should be clear and that our "list" of values should be "space separated list" of values

clapierre commented 3 years ago

This is where Token List is defined https://www.w3.org/TR/personalization-semantics-1.0/#valuetype_token_list

lseeman commented 3 years ago

John I think we solved this. let us know if it is still a problem