The description of the keyText attribute for the CSSKeyframeRule interface is still wrong. I believe this issue was raised a long time ago, but it hasn't been addressed, so I'm repeating to keep it from being lost. Right now, it states that the value of keyText is a string containing the serialization of a float between 0 and 1, corresponding to the percentage that was originally specified in the keyframe selector. This is wrong, and also weird. It's wrong because the keyframe selector can have multiple percentages - "0%, 50% { color: blue; }" is valid. So, this needs to be changed to be a comma-separated list of numbers. It's weird because it turns the percentage in [0%, 100%] into a float in [0,1]. We don't have this kind of conversion anywhere else in CSS. I don't know if this can be changed at this point, but if it can, it would be great to keep them as percentages. (Converting from/to to 0%/100% is still okay.) ~TJReceived on Tuesday, 14 August 2012 23:22:00 UTC
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