Re: Inline elements should be affected by 2D Transforms

Boris,

That is why support for inline elements was originally removed.  Which is
silly.

There is a very strong precedent path for cases where popular, but varying,
implementations are introduced into spec.

Restored support for inline elements should follow an analysis of current
implementations, and either a single implementation is chosen as the
standard, or an amalgam that optimally satisfies.

As with everything, vendors will/won't modify their implementations once the
draft is updated, but spec omission shouldn't be an available excuse to
leave a good feature on the table.


To expedite resolution, I will create some additional, tangible test cases
and introduce a proposal for discussion.

-Brian


On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 8:16 AM, Boris Zbarsky <bzbarsky@mit.edu> wrote:

> On 6/2/11 12:41 AM, Brian Blakely wrote:
>
>> *Point 1:*
>>
>> Three major browsers (Firefox, IE, Opera) already behave as desired.
>>
>
> Note that they don't all behave in the same way last I checked; the spec
> would need to define behavior here...
>
> -Boris
>