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| 3.2. _MUST_. For **navigation bars**, when the bar is prefixed by a trademark or logo, include the word `LOGO` at the beggining of the bar. | ||
| 3.2. _MUST_ include the word `LOGO` at the beginning of **navigation bars** prefixed by a trademark or logo. |
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I agree with the new writing, but the initial intention was to focus first in the element and then the rule. In this proposed way, the reader's eyes need to go through the entire sentence to find the element.
Again, I agree with new writing, but it needs a way to put back the element at the beggining.
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Since we both agree these changes somehow make sense. And considering we'll eventually segment the text by topics. Isn't it better if we just do it now, instead of reverting back all the changes that are already made by this PR?
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| 3.3. _MUST_. **Modal dialogs** must include close button (`×`) at the top-right corner. | ||
| 3.3. _MUST_ include close buttons (`×`) at the top-right corner of **modal dialogs**. |
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I agree with the new writing, but the initial intention was to focus first in the element and then the rule. In this proposed way, the reader's eyes need to go through the entire sentence to find the element.
Again, I agree with new writing, but it needs a way to put back the element at the beggining.
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| 3.5. _SHOULD_. For **tables** and **general containers** that includes repeatable elements, draw only the first line of element and include three vertical dots at the middle of container. | ||
| 3.5. _SHOULD_ draw only the first line of a repeating elements, followed by a vertical ellipsis (`⋮`) at the middle of the container for **tables** and **containers**. |
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I agree with the new writing, but the initial intention was to focus first in the element and then the rule. In this proposed way, the reader's eyes need to go through the entire sentence to find the element.
Again, I agree with new writing, but it needs a way to put back the element at the beggining.
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- No, that
ashould be omitted, i'm correcting it
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| 3.6. _SHOULD_. For **tables** and **general containers** that is supposed to be taller than wireframe bounds, DO NOT finish the container with a bottom side line, and apply a three vertcial dashes following each horizontal side of container. | ||
| 3.6. _SHOULD NOT_ draw bottom lines for **tables** and **containers** that are taller than the wireframe. Instead, apply three dashes (like an ellipsis) from each vertical line of the container's sides. |
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The mention of bounds need to be explicit. If it is not the right word, please suggest a synonym.
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When you talk about an object size, you're already considering it's boundaries. So it's redundant to say that. But if you want to emphasize, it's okay, I guess.
So I'm writing it back.
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| 3.7. _SHOULD_. For **tables** and **general containers** that is supposed to be wider than wireframe bounds, DO NOT finish the container with a bottom side line, and apply a three horizontal dashes following each vertical side of container. | ||
| 3.7. _SHOULD NOT_ draw right/left lines for **tables** and **containers** that are wider than the wireframe. Instead, apply three dashes (like an ellipsis) from each horizontal line of container's sides. |
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The same of 3.6 apply here. The mention of bounds need to be explicit. If it is not the right word, please suggest a synonym.
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thebeforecontainer's sidesat 3.6 but not here. Why?
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- I misunderstood it. I thought it could be represented by either sides, but considering it's a non-established length, it would make no difference, after all.
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| 5.1. _MUST_ use **red** color to indicate features' special behaviors. | ||
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| 5.2. _MUST_. Mark read-only, blocked and disabled controls with an "block" sign. | ||
| 5.2. _MUST_ use "blocked" signs (`🚫`) for read-only, blocked or disabled controls. |
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"Use" is not the proper word for these modifiers. Modifiers are not controls or containers. Controls and containers can be USED, but only can be MARKED with a modifier. If it is not the right word, please suggest a synonym of "mark".
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| 5.4. _MUST_. Mark elements and controls that contains or triggers AJAX loaders with an horizontal three-dot. | ||
| 5.4. _MUST_ use horizontal ellipsis (`...`) for elements or controls that contain or trigger AJAX loaders. |
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"Use" is not the proper word for these modifiers. Modifiers are not controls or containers. Controls and containers can be USED, but only can be MARKED with a modifier. If it is not the right word, please suggest a synonym of "mark".
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| 5.5. _MUST_. Mark elements and controls that are repeatable by some iteration with a vertical three-dot. Indicate more details of the iteration in the Table of Features. | ||
| 5.5. _MUST_ use vertical ellipsis (`⋮`) for elements or controls that repeat by some iteration with a vertical three-dot. Indicate more details of the iteration in the Table of Features. |
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"Use" is not the proper word for these modifiers. Modifiers are not controls or containers. Controls and containers can be USED, but only can be MARKED with a modifier. If it is not the right word, please suggest a synonym of "mark".
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HOHO! Found a Table of Features here! :)
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- Changed back to
marked - Keep it there, then
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| 6.3. _MUST_. Draw **checkboxes** as squares with a checkmark inside. | ||
| 6.3. _MUST_ draw **checkboxes** as squares with a chec kmark inside (`☑`). |
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There was a typo, but it's check mark, though.
Checkmark is a verb, the action of checking a mark.
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/checkmark
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| 6.5.1. _MUST_. For the menu panel, draw it as a black container (as described in 3.1), but make a diagonal (northwest to souteast) line at the top-right corner of the container. | ||
| 6.5.1. _MUST_ draw black containers (as described in 3.1) with a diagonal line from the top to the right line of the container's top-right corner for panel menus. |
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"Panel menus" doesn't seem to be connected with dropdowns, like I wrote before. In this new writing, I think they can be defined as "dropdown menus".
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Actually, neither do
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