In CSS2.1 we deferred dealing with how 'visibility' affects text decorations. <u>Some underlined and <i style="visibility: hidden">invisible</i> text.</u> For CSS3, I'm attempting to define this. Considering the painting model (which puts decorations immediately over/under the text), I think it makes the most sense for 'visibility' to affect a piece of text and its text-decorations together, even though the color and position are taken from the decorating ancestor. Related questions come up though: what about 'text-shadow'? What about other graphical effects, like filters? 'opacity'? A future property for filling text with a pattern? Should these all have the same answer? ~fantasaiReceived on Friday, 6 January 2012 04:41:30 UTC
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