The CSSWG discussed drag-and-drop pseudo-classes today. The current
proposal is to have three pseudo-classes:
* One for the element representing the drop target that
would receive the item if it were dropped.
* One for all elements representing possible drop targets
that could receive the item.
* One for all elements representing drop targets that do
not accept this type of item.
We'd like comments on
a) whether this is a correct and useful set of pseudo-elements
b) what these pseudo-elements should be called, that would best
(most clearly and succinctly) represent their functionality
to authors using them
Name sets being considered:
Set A Set B Set C Set D
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:active-drop :drop :current-drop :active-drop
:drop :can-drop :valid-drop :valid-drop
:no-drop :no-drop :invalid-drop :invalid-drop
Thanks~
~fantasai
