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@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ Functionality such as find-in-page may indicate a match obscured by a "spoiler",
### Presentation ### Presentation
"details" is a block element; "spoiler" can be either an inline or block element. A few words within a paragraph can be hidden behind a "spoiler". "details" tends to work more effectively on larger sections of content. A "summary" should obscure content, but not the size of said content; it obscures content without removing it. "details" is a block element; "spoiler" can be either an inline or block element. A few words within a paragraph can be hidden behind a "spoiler". "details" tends to work more effectively on larger sections of content. A "spoiler" should obscure content, but not the size of said content; it obscures content without removing it.
For printouts, behavior should mirror "details". Print hidden if it's hidden in the browser, and print revealed if it's been revealed in the browser. For printouts, behavior should mirror "details". Print hidden if it's hidden in the browser, and print revealed if it's been revealed in the browser.

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### Presentation ### Presentation
`details` is a block element; `spoiler` can be either an inline or block element. A few words within a paragraph can be hidden behind a spoiler. `details` tends to work more effectively on larger sections of content. A `summary` should obscure content, but not the size of said content; it _obscures_ content without _removing_ it. `details` is a block element; `spoiler` can be either an inline or block element. A few words within a paragraph can be hidden behind a spoiler. `details` tends to work more effectively on larger sections of content. A `spoiler` should obscure content, but not the size of said content; it _obscures_ content without _removing_ it.
For printouts, behavior should mirror `details`. Print hidden if it's hidden in the browser, and print revealed if it's been revealed in the browser. For printouts, behavior should mirror `details`. Print hidden if it's hidden in the browser, and print revealed if it's been revealed in the browser.