- From: Cameron McCormack <cam@mcc.id.au>
- Date: Fri, 06 Sep 2013 08:38:36 +1000
- To: www-style list <www-style@w3.org>
Hello www-style, Here are the review comments from the SVG WG on the 20 June 2013 LCWD of css-variables-1. 1. [This is not a comment on the specification per se, but something that came to mind while reviewing.] The current plan for the SVG-in-OpenType proposal is to allow the font to define one or more palettes that can be selected from, or to have author defined colour values for palette entries. Within the SVG document that defines the glyphs, palette colours will be reflected by applying a user agent style sheet of the form: :root { var-color0: rgba(..., ..., ..., ...); var-color1: rgba(..., ..., ..., ...); } Do you feel this is an acceptable use of custom properties, or should there be a way to reference palette entries that does not use some of the space of the normally user defined custom properties? 2. We would like to have the ability to animate CSS Variable values, although this is not something we need to see in Level 1. 3. Another feature that we had planned to support as part of SVG Parameters, but which could be subsumed by CSS Variables, is the ability to pass in variable definitions from a containing document. For example, being able to implement http://css-tricks.com/examples/IconFont/ (where colour, shadow, etc. can be changed) using SVG documents rather than font glyphs. This also does not need to be solved for Level 1. 4. The SVG WG has no other issues with CSS Variables at this time. Thanks, Cameron /for the SVG WG
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