1 The 'docked' view mode
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- Editor:
- Marcos Cáceres
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1.1 Abstract
This specification defines a view mode called "docked", which can be used as a with a view mode media feature. An application is said to be "docked" when into some other context (e.g., a toolbar or panel).
1.2 Table of contents
1.3 Status of this document
This document has no standing of any kind. It's jut a proposal for discussion.
1.4 The docked view mode
The docked view mode is intended to be used when a document of the web application is being placed amongst a list of other applications or items (e.g., as part of a toolbar or panel).
1.4.1 Examples
The following example CSS shows the docked view mode in action.@media (view-mode: docked) { // ... }