Simon Pieters
Simon Pieters
I don't quite understand what this proposal is supposed to do. > As envisioned, Web Charts can utilize HTML, SVG, Canvas, WebGL, WebGPU, and WebXR, and will utilize CSS to...
Has this proposal been superseded by https://github.com/ben-allen/locale-extensions#readme ?
This seems premature to start using before it has shipped in browsers.
I added a new JSON file. No support data filled in. Maybe some of the previous links should be preserved. Demos: https://scroll-driven-animations.style/#demos
Should probably be https://drafts.csswg.org/css-multicol-1/#multi-column-spanning-element instead
The intent was to not apply the quirk when `calc()` is used, full stop. For quirks, optimizing for explainability to web developers is a non-goal. Web developers shouldn't use quirks...
> Implementing this non-quirk quirk is surprisingly(!) difficult in our new (LayoutNG) implementation. That's certainly a good argument against special-casing `calc`. Limiting quirks is a nice goal, but not at...
The chromium issue was closed: > Marking as WontFix as FF behaviour now appears to match Blink/WebKit. https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=388892#c22
I think the change would be to replace > the specified value for the height property of element is a <percentage>, with something like (cc @tabatkins ) > the specified...
I think the suggested wording is OK but it should also say that CSS is developed in the csswg at the W3C, and maybe mention some things that have been...