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Cover the features listed in the State Of XYZ surveys #1624
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Before style queries were a concern we used |
looks like details and exclusive details are already done, if that's what this is referring to. |
I think this comes from https://2023.stateofhtml.com/en-US/usage/#html_missing_elements which is about missing html elements. So, by definition, we won't have a web-feature entry for it, or other missing elements (e.g. carousel, data table, tabs, ...) |
Are there human-readable strings strings associated with the IDs? Some of the IDs are easy enough to figure out, but others are unclear. |
@ddbeck you can get more metadata via our GraphQL API https://graphiql.devographics.com/. Here's an example query:
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Thank you, @SachaG! I put the results in a gist: https://gist.github.com/ddbeck/5fc3c7b8c07f0e14d753579b03ef4fc9. This might be a good source of prior art for our |
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@jamesnw I updated the top description based on your comment. Thank you! |
Apart from the in-progress |
Here is another potentially useful burndown list to add features to the repo.
The CSS and HTML features are mentioned, in some way, in either State of CSS or State of HTML (over the past 4 years).
This was made by using the GraphQL API as detailed in Devographics/surveys#247 (comment).
The first ID on each row is the ID of features in State of CSS and State of HTML. Not to be confused with web-features IDs (even if they look very similar in some cases).
I've checked some of the boxes below according to what I think web-features already covers and added links to the relevant web-features-explorer pages.
I added the word "unclear" for some of the features, with my questions.
CSS (2021/2022/2023/2024)
containment
groupcss.types.image.gradient.conic-gradient.interpolation_color_space
HTML (2023/2024)
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