Clarify that open state can be set to get default-opened behavior #236
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We should loop in relevant other platform folks given the discussion at TPAC regarding the open attribute. |
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Per the resolution from the 3 December 2020 meeting, clarify that the
openstate will be author-visible and author-changeable by both a JS property and an HTML content attribute. This resolves #229 since that allows authors to make a<select>open by default.Additionally:
<select>is set toopen".<select>Properties" section to agree with the section name.Longer term we should consider formalizing which of the properties are reflected as HTML content attributes. Right now there isn't really anything specifying that normatively.