1 The 'docked' view mode

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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. 1 The 'docked' view mode
    1. 1.1 Abstract
    2. 1.2 Table of contents
    3. 1.3 Status of this document
    4. 1.4 The docked view mode
      1. 1.4.1 Examples

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) {
    // ...
}