Open Fayti1703 opened 2 years ago
In § 8.1.6.3 "Processing Model", as part of step 7, several external algorithms are called, passing the timestamp now each time.
Four of these algorithms do not take a timestamp as an argument. This argument should therefore be removed from the algorithm calls.
For each fully active Document in docs, run the resize steps for that Document, passing in now as the timestamp.
Document
The definition of the resize steps begins with the header
When asked to run the resize steps for a Document doc, run these steps:
For each fully active Document in docs, run the scroll steps for that Document, passing in now as the timestamp.
The definition of the scroll steps begins with the header
When asked to run the scroll steps for a Document doc, run these steps:
For each fully active Document in docs, evaluate media queries and report changes for that Document, passing in now as the timestamp.
The definition of the steps to evaluate media queries and report changes begins with the header
When asked to evaluate media queries and report changes for a Document doc, run these steps:
For each fully active Document in docs, run the fullscreen steps for that Document, passing in now as the timestamp.
The definition of the fullscreen steps begins with the header:
To run the fullscreen steps for a document document, run these steps:
Hi, Do we need to correct the html/source only or there needs extra code fix somewhere else?
Hey @debanjana-a11y, only source needs fixing. Thanks for taking this on.
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In § 8.1.6.3 "Processing Model", as part of step 7, several external algorithms are called, passing the timestamp now each time.
Four of these algorithms do not take a timestamp as an argument. This argument should therefore be removed from the algorithm calls.
Substep 7
The definition of the resize steps begins with the header
Substep 8
The definition of the scroll steps begins with the header
Substep 9
The definition of the steps to evaluate media queries and report changes begins with the header
Substep 11
The definition of the fullscreen steps begins with the header: