- From: fantasai <fantasai.lists@inkedblade.net>
- Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2007 18:13:45 -0400
- To: www-style@w3.org
> Major topics for Tuesday included:
> Rotation
> Scheduling
> CSS Snapshot 2007
That should've been s/Tuesday/Wednesday/
Also I forgot one:
image-orientation
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RESOLVED: image-orientation accepts all angles, rounds to nearest increment
of 90deg, and spec says authors SHOULD NOT specify angles other
than increments of 90deg.
RATIONALE: Since a number followed by alphabetic is parsed as a length,
we can't allow '90deg' but not '90.0deg'. If we allow radians,
then what matches? '3.14rad' and '3.14159rad' are both
approximations of 180deg, but they are neither equal to 180deg
nor equal to each other. We could either allow only degree
measurements (which would be odd because all other angle
properties accept all angle units, just like all other length
properties accept all length units) or accept all angle values
and simply round to the nearest 0deg/90deg/180deg/270deg angle.
The WG, to avoid changing parsing behavior and because it seemed
more intuitive, opted for the latter.
~fantasai
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