16:43:03 RRSAgent has joined #CSS 16:43:04 logging to http://www.w3.org/2010/02/24-CSS-irc 16:43:12 Zakim, this will be Style 16:43:12 ok, glazou; I see Style_CSS FP()12:00PM scheduled to start in 17 minutes 16:43:18 RRSAgent, make logs public 16:56:33 Style_CSS FP()12:00PM has now started 16:56:40 +glazou_sick 16:57:11 LOL 16:57:18 Zakim, glazou_sick is me 16:57:18 +glazou; got it 16:57:53 oyvind has joined #css 16:59:37 +smfr 16:59:44 dbaron has joined #css 17:00:03 -glazou 17:00:08 +[Mozilla] 17:00:21 -smfr 17:00:28 stupid AT&T 17:00:39 +smfr 17:00:59 +glazou 17:01:17 dethbakin has joined #css 17:01:28 +dethbakin 17:02:28 +[Microsoft] 17:02:37 +Bert 17:02:43 sylvaing has joined #css 17:02:53 +SteveZ 17:03:01 + +200000aaaa 17:04:06 +plinss 17:04:21 we have regrets from dsinger, molly and bradk 17:07:07 Scribenick: szilles 17:07:31 DG: Light agenda, mostly from last week 17:08:09 DG: we should start a discussion of coming F2F, agenda items, schedules, attendance 17:08:39 Agenda: 1. Follow up on Image Position and Image Fit 17:08:58 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2010Jan/0476.html 17:09:15 BB: Last weeks discussion did not reach a conclusion on anything 17:10:20 BB: Elika proposes and I agree that the rule for "overflow" should be clip the overflowing parts 17:10:57 SMFR: I can see use cases for scrollbars or the above solution; We could go either way 17:12:25 EE: The author can put scroll bars on the replace element it self; e.g. a document inside an iframe. Thus there is no particular need for scroll bars on the box into which the replace element goes 17:13:09 SMFR: I agree with Elika's analysis; clipping makes most sense 17:13:35 DB: no opinion, still trying to understand it, but willing to live with the clipping proposal 17:14:05 Decision: Clipping is the behavior for overflow 17:14:26 1a. Missing "none" 17:15:28 EE: the answer despends on what the model is for negotiation between the box and the replaced element. I suggested one in a reply 17:16:52 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2010Feb/0164.html 17:19:28 EE: The "none' value is asserted as necessary for SVG. I am not sure that this is so. 17:20:41 EE: If CSS decides on the view box size and SVG decides how to fill it then there is no need for a 'none' value because SVG setting will be used anyway 17:21:07 ACTION (all) read Elika's answer above 17:21:07 Sorry, couldn't find user - (all) 17:21:43 1c * Fit to content or padding box? 17:21:57 Decision: content box 17:22:10 1d * Don't inherit 17:23:15 DG: It is suggested to not inherit image-postition and image-fit 17:24:02 EE: the use case for inheritance is "nested elements" but it seems to be more important to honor SVG's preserve aspect ratio 17:24:21 yes 17:24:28 SMFR: I am fine with no inheritance 17:24:31 s/nested/nested object/ 17:24:33 BB: me too 17:25:25 Decision: Do what is best for SVG 17:25:52 ACTION (Elika): Find out what is best for SVG 17:25:52 Sorry, couldn't find user - (Elika) 17:26:38 N. B. if what is best for SVG involves no inheritance, then there will be no inheritance 17:27:18 1d Which module does image-fit go into 17:28:10 EE: could move this property out of the page module into the images module which is being actively edited 17:28:30 BB: Paged Media should be back into CR as soon as possible 17:28:38 Zakim, who is here? 17:28:38 On the phone I see [Mozilla], smfr, glazou, dethbakin, [Microsoft], Bert, SteveZ, fantasai, plinss 17:28:40 [Mozilla] has dbaron 17:28:41 On IRC I see sylvaing, dethbakin, dbaron, oyvind, RRSAgent, Zakim, glazou, smfr, szilles, Lachy, anne, jdaggett_afk, arronei, karl, krijnh, plinss_, plinss, Bert, Hixie, fantasai, 17:28:43 ... trackbot 17:29:13 EE: The catch is that there are a bunch of open issues that will delay getting paged media done 17:30:04 PL: HP is implementing it now and will likely want to push this through, perhaps via me 17:31:09 SZ: Who will make the changes? 17:32:16 EE: The problem with making the changes in Paged Media, is that due to references to the CR version from other orgs we cannot move the draft back to WD 17:33:04 The result of this is that the "editor's draft" that is public cannot be reissued so there is a large discrepency between it and the CR draft. 17:34:26 SZ: it is disconcerting that someone is normatively referencing an out of date document whatever its status 17:35:34 EE: There was some print stuff going on at MIPC and some other org; HP could perhaps provide more detail 17:36:02 Zakim, [Microsoft] has sylvaing 17:36:02 +sylvaing; got it 17:36:25 SZ: can we action HP to tell us what they think the constraints are on the paged media module 17:36:55 ACTION (PL): Get information from HP 17:36:55 Sorry, couldn't find user - (PL) 17:37:10 1e A new 'auto' behavior 17:37:24 BB: I do not like it; I think we can do without it 17:37:40 PL: how do we get the default behaviors without it 17:38:16 EE: We can say that we assign the box and the content "filler" does what ever it thinks is right 17:38:52 EE: using the model above, the content filler is given the size of the area to fill and it makes the decision on how to fill it 17:40:07 SG: Would 'auto' be the default behavior then? 17:40:14 Answer: yes 17:41:00 DB: Because "object" is so hard to implement, perhpas we should not force that on every other kind of element 17:41:31 SG and DB: auto should not be the default just because it is good for "object" 17:42:24 DG: do you agree that a new "auto" value is needed? 17:42:25 I think behavior might be a bunch of quirks... and object isn't used very much for any of this. 17:42:38 I think the right behavior for might be to switch implementations to doing 'fill'. 17:42:38 SG and DB: no, we do not agree there is a need 17:42:58 Decision: the proposal for a new "auto" value is not accepted 17:43:25 2. Applying transitions to properties like visibility 17:43:30 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2009Nov/0328.html 17:43:56 DB: I think that this is more likely a F2F topic 17:44:02 agreed 17:44:19 3. animation Fill Modes 17:44:21 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2010Jan/0443.html 17:44:26 -fantasai 17:44:57 SMFR: this would be in addition to animation spec to add a property 'animation-fill-mode' 17:46:03 SMFR: property allows author to spec whether the effect of the animation extends from now to end of delay period and how it ends 17:46:22 DB: How does this interact with the animation-iteration-count? 17:46:38 SMFR: this would apply only after the last interation 17:46:54 DB: With and iteration count of 3 and a fill-mode of "both" 17:48:03 SMFR: With a count of 3 and goes forward-backward-forward it applies to the last frame, but if the count were 2 which frame does it apply to 17:48:53 DB: I like it provided that with even iteration counts are explained 17:49:10 I think even iteration counts should probably mean that the from keyframe applies at both ends 17:49:27 er, even iteration counts *and* direction:alternate 17:49:43 SMFR: should the animation spec say anythnig about rendering when the animation event fires? 17:50:07 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2010Jan/0445.html 17:50:13 ACTION (SMFR); Come back with a more detailed proposal 17:50:13 Sorry, couldn't find user - (SMFR); 17:50:30 4. Animation Timing Function property 17:50:57 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2010Feb/0212.html 17:51:40 ACTION (smfr); Write a more detailed proposal for animation-fill-mode 17:51:40 Sorry, couldn't find user - (smfr); 17:51:47 ACTION smfr; Write a more detailed proposal for animation-fill-mode 17:51:47 Sorry, couldn't find user - smfr; 17:51:50 grr 17:52:21 shepazu has joined #css 17:52:22 SMFR: This overlaps with the 'visibility' discussion 17:52:34 Decision: this becomes a topic for the F2F meeting 17:53:06 Percentage heights 17:53:07 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2009Nov/0286.html 17:53:31 glazou: you're breaking up 17:53:36 let me rejoin 17:53:39 5. Percentage height calculations 17:53:48 -glazou 17:54:05 DB: I would need some time to recall this suggestion 17:54:11 sorry lost phone 17:54:23 +glazou 17:55:44 DG: Please gather ideas for the F2F agenda 17:56:18 BB: Richard Ishida has volunteered to help edit the Ruby Module and we should invite him to explain what he is doing 17:56:28 DG: I will arrange an invitation 17:56:40 http://www.w3.org/International/wiki/BidiProposal 17:57:23 DB: There is a bidi proposal that the I18N WG will be discussing. This is aimed at HTML, but is likely to affect CSS as well 17:57:51 SZ: Should we ask Richard to update us on the bidi propoasl while at our meeting 17:57:56 DB: that would be good. 17:58:02 -[Mozilla] 17:58:04 -smfr 17:58:06 -Bert 17:58:07 -dethbakin 17:58:07 -glazou 17:58:09 -[Microsoft] 17:58:09 -plinss 17:58:13 smfr has left #css 17:58:16 Adjuourn at 9:58 AM PST 17:58:34 Zakim, make minutes 17:58:34 I don't understand 'make minutes', szilles 17:58:44 Zakim, make minutes public 17:58:45 I don't understand 'make minutes public', glazou 17:59:10 RRSAgent, make minutes 17:59:10 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2010/02/24-CSS-minutes.html glazou 17:59:20 szilles: that's rrsagent 17:59:22 yep 17:59:27 bye people 17:59:35 bye 18:02:07 -SteveZ 18:02:08 Style_CSS FP()12:00PM has ended 18:02:10 Attendees were glazou, smfr, dbaron, dethbakin, Bert, SteveZ, +200000aaaa, fantasai, plinss, sylvaing 18:31:18 dethbakin has joined #css 19:09:48 Lachy has joined #css 19:37:23 TabAtkins has joined #css 20:01:07 jdaggett has joined #css 20:05:44 TabAtkins has joined #css 20:06:03 Zakim has left #CSS 20:06:35 Good meeting? 20:07:01 Also: Happy late birthday, fantasai! 21:52:42 Thanks Tab! 21:53:09 oh, btw, in response to your comment about grammars for css3-images 21:53:15 TabAtkins: Yes, you should provide a grammar 21:53:28 Kk, will do. 21:53:29 TabAtkins: a grammar will make sure that you didn't leave out any important details 21:53:37 TabAtkins: we had this problem with Selectors 21:54:11 Do we have a reference for how to define the grammar? It's just an ABNF, but I'd like to match our style conventions in laying it out. 21:55:41 (On the topic of gradients, I'm replacing tons of images on my company's site as part of my cleanup before I leave, and I love them.) 22:17:14 TabAtkins: I'd suggest matching http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/grammar.html 22:17:24 TabAtkins: Bert might have some other pointers 22:17:30 kk 22:18:23 I'll have a proposed grammar on the list tomorrow. 22:18:30 Or Friday, maybe. 22:18:36 kk 22:20:12 plinss: Any idea when you can help with the lxml installation on test.csswg.org? 23:25:27 arronei has joined #CSS 23:27:08 shepazu: You around, Shep? Have a question about SVG color interpolation for gradients. 23:28:53 TabAtkins: yes, but busy right now... 15 minutes? 23:29:01 Sure. 23:54:58 TabAtkins: what's up? 23:55:14 Just wanting to know where the precise algorithm for interpolation is defined. I can't find it. 23:55:32 happy birthday, fantasai! 23:58:27 TabAtkins: huh... I can't find it either 23:59:03 TabAtkins: I wonder if this is one of those things that is defined elsewhere, which SVG simply uses the standard definition for 23:59:10 I suspect so 23:59:16 but I don't see a reference 23:59:19 Doesn't do me much good to defer to SVG for the definition if SVG doesn't define it either. ^_^ 23:59:32 I think we should explicitly define it 23:59:38 Indeed. 23:59:53 let me ask Chris about it 23:59:56 kk