- From: Manuel Rego Casasnovas <rego@igalia.com>
- Date: Fri, 08 May 2015 16:22:47 +0200
- To: www-style@w3.org
Hi, I've a doubt regarding how computed value and CSSOM serialization of grid shorthands should work. Let's use the grid-template shorthand as example. Imagine that you've the following JS (A): grid.style.gridTemplate = "100px / 50px"; console.log("style: " + grid.style.gridTemplate); console.log("computedStyle: " + getComputedStyle(grid).gridTemplate); What should be the output? style: 100px / 50px computedStyle: 100px / 50px And in other cases: B) JS: grid.style.gridTemplate = '"a b" "a b"'; Output: style: "a b" "a b" computedStyle: "a b" "a b" C) JS: grid.style.gridTemplate = 100px / "a b" 50px; Output: style: 100px / "a b" 50px computedStyle: 100px / "a b" 50px And the last example for a different property like grid-row: D) JS: gridItem.style.gridRow = "2"; Output: style: 2 / auto computedStyle: 2 / auto I'm asking this because of I'm writing a test for the W3C suite and this is showing different values in Chromium. Thank you very much, Rego
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