This stuff is confusing at best.
Created attachment 125522 [details] Possibly a patch
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Comment on attachment 125522 [details] Possibly a patch Clearing flags on attachment: 125522 Committed r106757: <http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/106757>
All reviewed patches have been landed. Closing bug.
> Previously, StyledElement would generate mapped > attributes and plain Element would generate non-mapped ones. Somehow I thought that mapped attributes were ones that were mapped to CSS (like "dir"), in contrast to ones like "onload". Was I horribly confused (at best)?
(In reply to comment #5) > > Previously, StyledElement would generate mapped > > attributes and plain Element would generate non-mapped ones. > > Somehow I thought that mapped attributes were ones that were mapped to CSS (like "dir"), in contrast to ones like "onload". Was I horribly confused (at best)? Yeah, I think both of us were. I suspect that was the intended meaning back in KHTML times. Mapped attributes have been coming out of StyledElement::createAttribute() and non-mapped ones from Element::createAttribute(). It made a bit more sense before Attribute and MappedAttribute were merged into one class by Anders (IIRC) some years ago, since before then only a MappedAttribute had a style declaration.