Peter Rushforth
Peter Rushforth
> you end up needing to use negative zoom values to allow zooming in as far as you might want When you zoom, are you zooming on a single image,...
Note that "extent content", if used like the term "phrasing content" or similar means that the list of elements that are characterized as "extent content" are allowed here / have...
> Why use `hidden` here? I think because the word hidden had an existing use in HTML. There is the hidden boolean attribute, but there's also the ``, and perhaps...
@Malvoz: there's also the ``. I failed to escape the element.
Currently, the concept of TCRS is created to encapsulate the discussion of coordinate systems in web maps, such that it should be natural to discuss how the client coordinate system...
> SVG does not have a tiled space, CSS does not have tiled space. My only point is that they use axis names x and y, very specifically that the...
> May I suggest to change it to "Origin (Easting, Northing)" to eliminate possible confusions. How about adding the axis name/ abbreviation to the coordinate itself? I noticed that there...
I think we need to be able to specify inputs within the extent element which are presented to the user. My current idea is that they could be displayed in...
A major negative of not supporting this feature is that it pushes complexity on to the HTML author AND the end user, which is worse still. So it's pretty much...
The z-order is of course already under the control of the MapML author, by virtue of the order in which the tile elements are placed in the document. So the...