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Add support for displaying Can I Use compatibility data summaries in …
…specs Enabled via a new "Include Can I Use Panels" metadata setting. Add the Can I Use feature ID as a `caniuse` attribute on a term definition to generate a Can I Use panel near the term. Fixes speced#645
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<h1>Foo</h1> | ||
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<pre class=metadata> | ||
Group: test | ||
Shortname: foo | ||
Level: 1 | ||
Status: LS | ||
ED: http://example.com/foo | ||
Abstract: Testing Can I Use panel generation. | ||
Editor: Example Editor | ||
Date: 1970-01-01 | ||
Include Can I Use Panels: yes | ||
</pre> | ||
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<p>The | ||
<dfn caniuse="insert-adjacent"><code>insertAdjacentElement(<var>where</var>, <var>element</var>)</code></dfn> | ||
method has a rich history. Place the <var>element</var> <var>where</var> ever | ||
you want!</p> |
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