Roman Komarov
Roman Komarov
subj — we need a way to get contrast colors from the given one and the background.
Right now `rgb2rgba` converts things to the color with the lowest alpha possible. However, there could be needs to have colours with bigger alpha (and more close to the target...
It would be a nice side-effect to be able to pass an array of colors to the `rgba-ie` and have it return the same array, but with fixed colors.
The point is to generate an `.ie.css` file automatically, so if there is a such possibility, we should add this.
@lusever mentioned that while `zoom` property could be used in normal browsers there should be a way to use it there. And as in IE you'll always use the `1`...
Do we need to fiddle with `transparent` keyword? Do we need things like `rgba(0,0,0,0)` become `transparent` in ie? We can't replace `transparent` always with `rgba(0,0,0,0)`, 'cause of gradients, transitions etc.
We could do something [like this](http://alwaystwisted.com/post.php?s=2012-08-06-a-sass-mixin-for-media-queries-and-ie), or anything similar, so we could use media-queries without the need to double the styles for IE etc.
Since old IE don't support gradients, we could automatically create a fallback mixing the color stops of the gradients together. However, the question is: should we do that only to...
Since IE don't support multiple backgrounds, we could create fallbacks for such places, like throwing away all the images except the top one (maybe there could be a flag to...