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...free content models, while others are "structured" - there are some or all child elements that have special meaning. Structured elements typically have help * datagrid was proposed to have a number of specialized child elements.

...ent because otherwise the parent document could steal information from the child document. There are use cases (see below) for using seamless iframes with ...mation. For example, the parent could learn whether elements exist in the child document that match various selectors, including attribute value selectors.

A time element should permit child time elements which may contain only partial date time information which ca ...ave the parent <time> element composite a complete datetime from the child <time> elements with separate date and time.

=== table cannot have tr child? === In XHTML, table elements may contain child tr elements. In the HTML serialisation, due to backwards compatibility cons

| child | the referenced person is a child of the person represented by the current document

..."January 25th, 2005". Alternatively, it would also be valid to render the child contents of the element, with the localized date displayed as a tooltip. Th The child contents of a date element are intended for legacy user agent support. Alth

...elements (<audio> and <video>), caption support adds a child tag. Name of child tag to be determined, but for purposes of this document, I will use <captio Just a child of <div> with no special attributes, other than size is fixed.

..., the "listitem" role, which requires a "list" parent in the DOM, has as a child role the "treeitem" role, which requires a "group" or "tree" parent, so aga ...the hgroup element have no role, and transferring the heading role to the child of hgroup with the highest rank. This fails to handle the case of there bei

...[F2] neither host element nor shadow root rendered, shadow root has single child &lt;R&gt; as root element ===

On <tt>setup</tt>, the attributes and child elements for the element are already set by the agent. If <tt>element</tt> element has a <tt>template</tt> element as its child,

...exhausted list here. Also all platform accessibility API provide a parent child hierarchy. You don't have to call it a DOM but it is in essence the same th That labels, roles, states, properties, parent child information is acquired from that DOM. This DOM also feeds accessibility AP

Note: can't use 'x-foo > *' as selector here, because that would "miss" child text nodes! In addition, a content element may select multiple different child elements from under the host element. E.g., <content select="A B .left">, o

* A child or descendant selector of a shadow pseudo-ID selector (e.g., <code>host::ps ...de> and <code>confined</code> are applied as if they'd be present on every child of <code>&lt;decls&gt;</code> instead. Otherwise, <code>&lt;binding&gt;</co

tr:first-child>th {text-align: center;} tr>th:first-child {text-align: left;}

...on. It can contain a &lt;caption> element, either as the first or the last child, that will be used to describe or give a caption to the content of the figu ...ion. It can contain a &lt;legend> element, either as the first or the last child, that will be used to describe or give a caption to the content of the figu

# Because the elemnt requires a child form control, it encourages the use of &lt;input&gt; alone in simple cases # The element is designed only to prevent the presentation of its child elements. It does not require user agents to delete contents from the DOM o

* It has no |alt| attribute, but instead contains alternative contents as child nodes for legacy support. # The element is designed only to prevent the presentation of its child elements. It does not require user agents to delete contents from the DOM o

...inks, a site can currently include the icon as an <code>img</code> element child of the <code>a</code> element. However, this markup provides no semantic i ...ence an <code>a</code> element other than by making the <code>img</code> a child of that element; for instance, an attribute similar to the <code>for</code>

body > article:first-of-type { ... } (assuming the article is a child of body -- there's no way to write a selector for "first article in the doc

* Can the same host element child be rendered under multiple &lt;content&gt; elements that all select it?