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** Backward compatible with desktop (i.e., leaves most pages usable that weren't designed with zooming in mind) | ** Backward compatible with desktop (i.e., leaves most pages usable that weren't designed with zooming in mind) | ||
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* Proposal 1: As simple as possible | |||
** Only allow position fixed elements for zoomable non-1.0-scale pages. | |||
** This hides position fixed elements for legacy desktop sites, which normally has extraneous content that can get in the way of viewing content. | |||
** This allows developers to use position fixed in mobile and tablets from here on out. | |||
** This adds no new CSS attributes. | |||
** This removes any complications of trying to figure out which viewport to tie a fixed element to (and its confusing UX implications), because there is effectively only one. | |||
** Cons: do any mobile-designed sites take advantage of zooming at all? This proposal doesn't help them. | |||
* Links | * Links | ||
** http://www.quirksmode.org/blog/archives/2010/12/the_fifth_posit.html | ** http://www.quirksmode.org/blog/archives/2010/12/the_fifth_posit.html | ||