- From: Chris Lilley <chris@w3.org>
- Date: Mon, 02 Nov 1998 13:19:00 +0100
- To: Gabriel Paiz III <gpaiz@vftis.com>
- CC: "'Ian Hickson'" <py8ieh=www-style@bath.ac.uk>, www-style@w3.org
Gabriel Paiz III wrote: > is it something of a given that the next version of CSS will address > rendering of replaced content, images in particular? (Hopefully through > an extension of 'content' like Ian's above.) I've looked through the > archive from March 98 on, and didn't see much on it. It isn't a given until it has happened. But there have been several suggestions regarding replaced content. Some types of replaced content have no intrinsic dimensions - vector graphics, audio; so the "auto" value for width and height could be a problem. Some types of replaced content need scaling that preserves the aspect ratio - video for example, see the SMIL spec and the Note on SMIL and CSS There has been a suggestion that the color profile of an image could be indicated in the style sheet. Anything else about renxdering of replaced content that you had in mind? -- Chris
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