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In w3cping/privacy-threat-model#32, @jyasskin adds some attributes to table headers and table cells to explicitly tie them together, plus some JS to verify the relationship holds, so that any mistakes in placing a cell are caught immediately (rather than accidentally putting a mark in the wrong column).
The precise mechanism they're using is too specialized to generalize, but the capability is doable - tag ths with a name (col=foo?) and then tag tds with the same; if those attributes are present in a table, verify that alltds are tagged and that they're in the appropriate column.
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In w3cping/privacy-threat-model#32, @jyasskin adds some attributes to table headers and table cells to explicitly tie them together, plus some JS to verify the relationship holds, so that any mistakes in placing a cell are caught immediately (rather than accidentally putting a mark in the wrong column).
The precise mechanism they're using is too specialized to generalize, but the capability is doable - tag
th
s with a name (col=foo?
) and then tagtd
s with the same; if those attributes are present in a table, verify that alltd
s are tagged and that they're in the appropriate column.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: