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To unify the specification titles, they now all include the word "Module" and also explicitly the mention their level.
See also #12866.

I also added "Module Level 1" to CSSOM 1 and CSSOM View 1. See also #10686.

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To unify the specification titles, they now all include the word "Module" and also explicitly the mention their level.
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frivoal commented Oct 1, 2025

I'm ok with the addition of the Level on every spec.

As for the word "Module", it works in most cases, but there are a few where I'm not sure:

  • Media Queries & Selectors: while the primary application of these specs is CSS, they are usable in other contexts as well. Is it "you can used Media Queries with CSS as well as with Window.matchMedia(), or is it "You can also use the CSS ’Media Queries’ Module with Window.matchMedia()"? Same with Selectors. I've mostly tought of it so far in the first way, though we could make it work the second way too I suppose.
  • cssom-view : I can't quite put a finger on what's wrong, but adding the word module feels strange. Then again, the name of that spec in general feels pretty strange to me, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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svgeesus commented Oct 3, 2025

I agree with @frivoal that MQ and Selectors are special; they are intended to be used in multiple places of which CSS is but one, so I would avoid "Module" for those two.

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