A deprecated property is still listed as an epubReadingSystem property. #874
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Issues from 3.0.1 resolved in the EPUB 3.2 specification
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Yes, this is related to #799. I missed the inclusion in the IDL, but we've been moving all definitions of deprecated/superseded features to the appendixes. I'm a little worried people might not pay attention to these appendixes, so might miss that these still have to be supported, but it's the path we've chosen to unclutter the specifications with obsolete feature definitions. |
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#870 - clarify white space in epub:type #866 - clarify hyperlinks outside container do no get listed in manifest #855 - remove normative keyword from informative discouraged constructs #853 - separate/clarify rdfa and microdata usage and support #847 - improve media overlays purpose and scope description #844 - remove "user" as a defined term #842 - clarify meaning of element "value" as text content #834 - remove html processing model from relationship description Also include minor wording clarifications suggested as part of the content documents review in issues #880, #879, #878, #877, #876, #875, #874, #868, #867, #864, #863, #860, #857, #856, #852, #849 and a few issues reported by via the mailing list.
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According to the Content specification Appendix B, the layoutStyle property has been deprecated and asked to refer to the Content 3.0.1 specification.
But, Appendix A still lists the property in IDL Section. Since no appropriate prefixes which say the property is deprecated are available in Web IDL, the layoutStyle property should be removed.
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