- From: vmpstr via GitHub <noreply@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2026 16:40:39 +0000
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@kevers-google pointed out to me that the resolution here is a little broad. So to clarify, I believe the spirit of adding overflow: clip into the UA style sheet can be summarized as the following:
For a scope element E with `view-transition-name` NAME, if E clips its overflow, then add a dynamic stylesheet rule `::view-transition-group-children(NAME) { overflow: clip; }` for the duration of the transition.
I propose that if either the before or after state of E clips its overflow, the rule is added even if one of before or after state does not clip the overflow.
Note that this also doesn't account for `overflow-clip-margin` that may be present on E which would affect the clipping area. I presume this is rare enough that the developer can deal with it if it arises.
/cc @bramus, can you spot check if this is what you have intended
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