From b8012ec8bbf2bbf597a086fac146d3cf3514c024 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Hayato Ito
+ Shadow DOM specification is being upstreamed to DOM Standard [[WHATWG-DOM]], HTML Standard [[HTML]], CSS Scoping Module Level 1 [[css-scoping-1]], + UI Events specification [[uievents]], and other relevant specifications. + This specification may not accurately reflect the latest conclusion. + See Issue #377 for details. +
+ This section has been upstremed into DOM Standard [[WHATWG-DOM]]. + This section may not accurately reflect the latest conclusion. +
+- Shadow DOM specification is being upstreamed to DOM Standard [[!WHATWG-DOM]]. Most of the concepts about shadow trees are now being defined in DOM Standard. -
-An element A is a shadow host if A is a host that is associated with a shadow root B. In this case, A hosts a shadow tree whose root is B. @@ -272,6 +280,11 @@
+ This section has been upstremed into DOM Standard [[WHATWG-DOM]] and HTML Standard [[HTML]]. + This section may not accurately reflect the latest conclusion. +
++ This section has been upstremed into CSS Scoping Module Level 1 [[css-scoping-1]]. + This section may not accurately reflect the latest conclusion. +
++ This section has been upstremed into DOM Standard [[WHATWG-DOM]], UI Events specification [[uievents]], and other relevant specifications. + This section may not accurately reflect the latest conclusion. +
+In each algorithm in this section, the Window must be considered as if it were the parent node of the Document so that the Window also receives an event.