>>Example: >>div { >> width: 100px; >> height: 200px; >> radial-gradient(10px 10px, brad-modified-closest-side, red, blue); >>} >> >> Do you exclude both the top and the left from "consideration" since you've moved toward both? > Correct. So in this scenario you want “brad-modified-closest-side” to mean “third-farthest-side-of-the-four-choices”? I’m baffled that you think that’s a good idea. And I completely disagree with moving in that direction. Yes, there are degenerate cases for positioning and closest/farthest. We shouldn't be weakening or removing features because there are edge cases that are non-valuable. If you take that to its logical conclusion we should remove the 'width' property from CSS.Received on Thursday, 3 November 2011 21:06:37 UTC
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