Re: fallback color for background-image (ISSUE-5)

fantasai wrote:

> The other important one that needs fallbacks is 'content', we're
> handling that by making it take a comma-separated list of values.
> 
>   content: url(hello.png), "hello";
> 
> I guess you could argue that distinguishing between the cases where
> this results in a replaced element (using hello.png) vs. where it's
> just text ("hello") would be useful.
> 
> ~fantasai


I would suggest using Anne syntax for consistency. A forward slash "/" 
would indicate either a fall back or a fall forward. like.

content: "hello" / url(hello.png);


The fall back to the left I think is more intuitive for authors. Also 
using commas would mess with multiple background strings. This would be 
better.

background: blue / url(hello.png), url(goodbye.png), transparent;


Alan

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