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As long as that's preserved to the largest possible extent, I'm good 17:15:04 background-postion and trtansform orgin share the same behavior. So why not harmonize the syntax of both 17:15:28 florian: my position is the same as sylvaing's 17:15:52 various: whatever we do, existing content should not break 17:16:28 krit: why not would be if the change broke content. given that we aim to standardize what is already interoperable it would be undesirable. 17:16:30 smfr: some but not very much 17:16:32 is there content that uses transform-origin for translationg on z-axis 17:16:39 smfr: some but not very much 17:16:54 kirt: no conclusion on www-style 17:17:17 krit: smfr, would change break content? 17:17:27 smfr: I'm not sure. I'd have to see 17:17:28 tantek has joined #css 17:17:37 florianr: [...] 17:17:54 dbaron: no concrete proposal; can't check if things break, without a proposal 17:18:12 sylvaing: don't want to break 2d, but some 3d breakage might be acceptable 17:18:27 dbaron: 1 option is to say not bother with concrete proposal, just keep things as they are 17:18:44 ChrisL: what's the disadvantage from keeping things as is? 17:18:58 dbaron: it doesn't work like background-position 17:19:09 Bert: problem is that it's different but similar; confusing 17:19:12 s/[...]/What I hear you saying is that changing would not break anything on 2d, and may break 3d, but there is not much content relying on it./ 17:19:21 ChrisL: we're not designing from scratch, so we can live with it 17:19:44 I'm also inclined to just leave it as it is (i.e., matching CSS2 background-position but not css3-background background-position) 17:19:49 1st value means translation on horizontal axis, 2nd value is vert translation, 3rd value is z 17:20:10 I am not hearing a really high value to changing from the current syntax 17:20:12 krit: calc isn't yet implemented everywhere; it could solve problem in future 17:20:43 ??: if we keep transform-origin as is, could we change background-position 17:20:47 s/??/hober 17:20:59 krit: no way to change background-position; it's already in use 17:21:08 florianr: it's too late for this discussion 17:21:32 florianr: could live with a change if it doesn't break 2d, but neutral about it 17:21:39 +1 to not changing 17:21:46 glazou: people are saying it's not worth the hassle of changing 17:22:31 ?? (sylvaing?): there's already content using the current stuff, no-one is complaining. not a problem in real world 17:22:39 ChrisL: let's drop change and move on 17:22:52 glazou: no objections 17:22:59 RESOLVED: no change to syntaxes 17:23:01 -krit 17:23:22 Topic: Media Queries 17:23:33 florianr: 2 imps pass test suite: Op and Fx 17:23:39 pointer to imp reports? 17:23:42 .. not many changes, jhust editorial 17:23:51 ... let's publish! 17:23:56 ChrisL: excellent! 17:24:11 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012Mar/0083.html 17:24:15 florianr: i've sent an imp report to www-style 17:24:16 changes list is http://dev.w3.org/csswg/css3-mediaqueries/#changes-2010 17:24:31 florianr: do I have to do anything as an editor? Or does Bert do it 17:24:35 implementation reports at http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/Test/MediaQueries/20120229/reports/implement-report.html 17:24:47 ChrisL: transition call to Director... point to test results 17:25:05 ... next thing: transition call 17:25:17 ChrisL: But you, the editor, don't need to do that. 17:25:21 RESOLVED: publish Media Queries as a Proposed Rec 17:25:29 rrsagent, here 17:25:29 See http://www.w3.org/2012/03/07-css-irc#T17-25-29 17:25:30 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012Feb/1083.html 17:25:31 Topic: transitions issues 17:26:07 dbaron: last time: no transition when duration and delay are both zero 17:26:26 ... Next one: rules for interpolating font-weight 17:26:29 +??P7 17:26:42 ... current ED says font-weight is interpolated as a number 17:26:58 ... it's not quite right since 100 - 900 that are multiples of 1000 17:27:25 .. [something about rounding] 17:27:25 s/100/1000/ 17:27:25 s/1000/100/ 17:27:26 ... it's an ordered series of keywords. In Gecko, implemented interpolation of font-stretch 17:27:41 ??: ordered sequence of keywords that could be animated 17:28:04 dbaron: Question is: who implements what? Gecko implementes interpolation as mentioned above. What do others do 17:28:10 s/??/sylvaing 17:28:20 florianr: I don't know what we do, but I don't have anything against it 17:28:30 How about font-size keywords? 17:28:32 smfr: webkit: not interpolate font-weight 17:28:46 dbaron: I think you /do/ interpolate font-weight 17:29:22 ChrisL: unclear whether font-weight varies continuously, or is it just keywords that happen to be numeric 17:29:29 florianr: but they are ordered 17:29:40 ChrisL: makes sense to interpolate and snap to nearest 100 17:29:51 szilles: defined in font match algorithm? 17:30:01 ... there are fonts with a weight of 250 17:30:06 q+ to say that the font algo may make the transition less than smooth... 17:30:06 dbaron: that doesn't match to CSS tho 17:30:22 ChrisL: what OpenType abnd CSS do are related but not identical 17:30:32 szilles: we should use the same mapping here 17:30:52 Bert: even though they are ordered, algo means that the steps are not uniform 17:31:03 s/algo/algorithm/ 17:31:12 ... not sure we want to animate font-weight 17:31:31 szilles: gonna have strange effects in any case, since few fonts have a continuous range 17:31:46 glazou: authors will check transitions anyway; if they like it, they'll do it 17:31:57 szilles: costs effort to implement. Is there any use in this? 17:32:10 Bert: authors won't see problems, because their fonts are not the same as other peoples' 17:32:37 ChrisL: nowadays, people provide fonts with the pages, and better ways of specifying weights, so authors will feel more confdent to use this 17:32:54 ??: it's definitely possible to author with this; there are examples 17:33:06 s/??/sylvaing 17:33:25 [missed stuff] 17:33:42 expression of worries about equivalence with font matching algorithm 17:34:00 florianr: start with 100, then you go match things 17:34:23 szilles: ah, you're saying that the animation is continuous but it switches when it crosses the rounding point 17:34:37 ??: really, we're animating through a bunch of keywords 17:34:47 s/??/sylvaing 17:35:12 objections to : round to nearest multiple of 100? 17:35:13 no 17:35:17 RESOLVED: round to nearest multiple of 100 17:35:32 dbaron: Next: rules for transitioning visibility 17:35:39 ... spec says it can be interpolated 17:35:51 ... but what do we do about 'collapse' 17:36:01 one possibility: not allowed 17:36:16 dbaron: I don't have any other proposals 17:36:29 ... what's in Gecko probably isn't what's wanted 17:36:45 smfr: rules were set up so that we could make something appear and change its appearance in the same transition 17:37:15 ... if we were to do something similar for collapse, we should look at the pairs of values 17:37:32 dbaron: one way: make collaps/visible work like hidden'/visisble 17:37:46 dbaron: but say that collapse/hidden doesn't interpolate 17:38:04 smfr: webkit doesn't implement hidden-to-collapse 17:38:22 dbaron: table-row: at some point you'd switch at some point (indeed like all these rules) 17:38:24 not sure I understand what happens when going from collapse to visible 17:39:09 dbaron: summary: proposal right now is: interpolating between hidden/visible or collapse/visible then all of the intermediate points act as visible 17:39:14 glazou: the transition is immediate? 17:39:36 dbaron: the transition is immediate at some point, the question is whether it happens at the beginning or the end 17:39:58 sylvaing: what's the use case for [????] 17:40:21 s/???/going from collapse to visible 17:40:26 dbaron: new option: collapse/hidden transition behaves as hidden, rather than interpolate. I don't really care, and doubt anyone will notice 17:40:30 (I like david's proposal.) 17:40:30 no 17:40:32 glazou: any objection? 17:40:53 RESOLVED: accept david's proposal: 17:41:24 'collapse' and 'hidden' appear to have identical results in webkit. 17:41:25 + +8521616aaii 17:41:27 collapse/hidden isn't interpolable; visible/hidden and visible/collapse interpolate so the intermediate states are all visible 17:41:43 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2009Dec/0311.html 17:41:52 dbaron: last issue: pseudo-elements 17:42:09 .. transition events fire, what should happen when a transition ends on a pseudo-element? 17:42:18 ... one possiblity: fire an event at the element 17:42:27 ... another possibility: no event at all 17:42:39 ... another: add a field to the transition event saying which pseudo it's for 17:42:44 ... maybe there are more? 17:42:56 glazou: want consistency with getComputedStyle 17:43:10 ... first element is the event, second is the pseudo 17:43:21 dbaron: compat issues? maybe not many people use pseudos 17:43:36 florianr: the new field doesn't bother anyone not looking at them 17:43:48 glazou: few people are transitioning on pseudos 17:43:56 dbaron: gecko doesn't fire the events 17:44:02 glazou: safe change then? 17:44:17 dbaron: people happy with adding a field to the event saying which pseudo it's for 17:44:28 florianr: provided no evidence that it breaks something 17:44:43 RESOLVED: add a field to the event saying which pseudo-element it's for 17:44:58 glazou: four issues remaining in dbaron's list, but need wider discussion 17:45:21 dbaron: let's not discuss now, more productive for editors to figure out how to get proposals for them first 17:46:00 Topic: css3-images issues needing WG review 17:46:03 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012Mar/0006.html 17:46:10 http://dev.w3.org/csswg/css3-images/issues-lc-2012 17:46:45 fantasai: issue number 2 17:47:15 ... syntax issue 17:47:35 ... 2 options: keep syntax, give consideration to the mailing list comment, reply with rationale 17:47:58 other option is to revert to old syntax 17:48:24 florianr: we've changed gradients too much 17:48:25 -kojiishi 17:48:41 .. can't tell if a revert makes things less changed or more changed!! 17:48:57 sylvaing: I don't want to change anything again about gradients 17:49:14 glazou: seems we don't want to change 17:49:33 fantasai: should evaluate what gradient generators are outputting 17:49:40 glazou: it won't change our decision 17:49:48 fantasai: it makes a difference on the compat issue 17:49:58 florianr: i don't want to reopen the topic but i agree 17:50:13 florianr: we need to know what grandients generators produce 17:50:19 ChrisL: the issue is browser support 17:50:33 florianr: Op and Moz support both syntaxes 17:50:58 glazou: it's not a large issue; online generators have updated their code various times in past, they'll do it again cos it's a cool feature 17:51:03 http://www.colorzilla.com/gradient-editor/ 17:51:04 .. it's not that hard 17:51:13 fantasai: should be support both options? 17:51:19 ... that's what Moz is doing 17:51:23 florianr: Opera does the same 17:52:39 szilles: given that we aren't running unprefixed, i don't see the need to support both options 17:52:51 florianr: authors are already using unprefixed, but it doesn't kick in anywhere 17:53:04 szilles: how can they use unprefixed if syntax is unknown 17:53:10 florianr: you know what the answer is ;-) 17:53:17 szilles: they're breaking the system 17:53:27 Bert: if they use it, it's their risk not ours 17:53:44 florianr: i'm not interested in dropping support for the first(??) syntax 17:54:03 florianr: why should both syntaxes exists? 17:54:14 s/first(??)/to/ 17:54:18 ??: when are we going to stop tweaking this syntax 17:54:40 .. stop this madness! we don't need to keep changing this 17:54:51 Bert: people out there don't think it's good enough 17:55:04 ??: got to stop sometime and let it be 17:55:10 s/??/sylvaing 17:56:18 proposal: keep the 'to' syntax, and only that syntax, because this has been tweaked too much. It's a reasonable compromise and changing it is not OK any more 17:56:18 +1 for Florian's statement 17:56:32 RESOLVED: keep the 'to' syntax, and only that syntax, because this has been tweaked too much. It's a reasonable compromise and changing it is not OK any more 17:56:45 glazou: 3 mins left, let's keep remaining issues for next time 17:56:56 ... many people away next week for SXSW 17:57:11 steve sends regrets for next week 17:57:14 ... should we have call next week? 17:57:17 ... probably not 17:57:39 .. OK. Next week's call is cancelled 17:57:51 ... Is there anything needed for Fragment identifiers in URLs? 17:58:25 sylvaing: there are issues against gradients, and issues against other at risk things. Can we move forward somehow? 17:58:51 (above comment was in relation to a different topic, which i missed) 17:58:52 thursday at the same time is the html call 17:58:59 fantasai: can we move telecon to Thursday? 17:59:14 sylvaing: how can we get Gradients to CR? When? 17:59:27 -hober 17:59:40 fantasai: features in document are mostly 'element' and 'object-fit'. 18:00:00 fantasai: to get Gradients to CR, we should drop 'element' 18:00:26 fantasai: need lots of reviewers to review the recent changes and current discussions 18:00:41 sylvaing: if we want it to get to CR in the next week or 2, move 'element' to CR 18:00:47 fantasai: it's currently at risk anyway 18:01:06 glazou: should we move element to level 4? 18:01:14 dbaron: I'd prefer not to 18:01:21 Bert: what's the use case for 'element'? 18:01:26 none in webkit 18:01:28 sylvaing: do we have use cases 18:01:45 ...: if we don't have 2 implementations... 18:01:53 glazou: do others plan to implement this? 18:02:04 ??: not in coming weeks 18:02:13 florianr: it's a nice feature but not high priority 18:02:19 smfr: same for webkit 18:02:30 glazou: seems that it won't be implemented level 3 18:02:39 sylvaing: so we only have 1 implementation 18:02:48 dbaron: but various other things only have 1 implementation 18:02:54 fantasai: yes, but they don't have issues 18:03:15 sylvaing: do we hold up gradients for this? 18:03:26 glazou: it'll be harder and harder to move on if we get held up on this 18:03:38 szilles: why is it important to get 'element' in level 3 and not 4? 18:04:09 dbaron: consensus on this concept, been around for a while. I don't want the group to only ship features that there are already dependencies on 18:04:21 glazou: web authors are using it a lot, that's the essential reason 18:04:40 sylvaing: well, a year ago but that was before big changes 18:05:08 glazou: we discussed extracting things from specs to increase REC speed, but now we're doing the opposite 18:05:32 dbaron: I think we should also drop obejct-fit and object-position then 18:05:44 .. we shoould drop everything with issues 18:05:46 we should just have css3-gradients 18:05:56 florianr: if it takes more than 1 telecon to resolve, then drop it? 18:06:14 szilles: what's the likelihood of implementations? Judging this on issues is not the right way 18:06:26 smfr: split out spec 18:06:40 glazou: don't want to enter border-radius hell. We need to move fast 18:06:45 +1 to css3-gradients spec 18:06:52 ... that property stayed on the radar for ever before we moved on 18:07:07 fantasai: bunch of issues in gradients that don't even have proposal 18:07:12 ChrisL as long as having a new document doesn't create another n weeks of LC period etc 18:07:20 ... one issue on object-fit, wont' require much discussion 18:07:45 ... just check with smfr about whether the wording is good for EXIF data 18:07:47 i.e. ok with a rename. I don't want to go through another month of process if we can just as easily move things to level 4 and publish what we have 18:07:51 I agree we should just have css3-gradients. 18:07:55 ... just need WG to review 18:08:11 glazou: proposal: just have css3-gradients 18:08:19 fantasai: don't want to drop /everything/ that has issues 18:08:29 dbaron: will have to drop them anyway to enter PR 18:08:35 glazou: I want PR asap 18:08:37 -ChrisL 18:08:43 florianr: move ?? out and leave the rest 18:08:50 sylvaing: don't want new LC period 18:09:06 fantasai: that proposal doesn't save anybody any time 18:09:13 (People have been asking for images slices for longer than they have been asking for gradients...) 18:09:25 notes we are out of time... 18:09:28 szilles: if you've got the imps and reports, you can go from PR to LC 18:09:43 fantasai: can't drop everything with issues 18:09:52 s/with/without/ 18:09:55 glazou: we must stop the call now 18:10:08 ... resolve on the mailing list 18:10:11 My bad for taking the call over... 18:10:14 -glenn 18:10:16 ... next week is cancelled! 18:10:16 -smfr 18:10:18 -szilles 18:10:18 -[Microsoft.a] 18:10:19 -glazou 18:10:20 -bradk 18:10:20 -dbaron 18:10:20 -florianr 18:10:21 -??P7 18:10:23 -sylvaing 18:10:25 -nimbu 18:10:27 -Bert 18:10:29 - +8521616aaii 18:10:31 -katie.a 18:10:33 -[Microsoft] 18:10:37 glazou, dbaron: Next time... please call me if I'm not on the call and I should be! 18:10:45 :( 18:10:57 anything I have to do to end the meeting on here? 18:11:16 antonp: now you understand why minuting is hard ? :-) 18:11:20 haha 18:11:22 antonp: ask fantasai 18:12:07 krit has joined #css 18:12:24 RRSAgent, please publish the minutes 18:12:24 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2012/03/07-css-minutes.html Ms2ger 18:12:37 glazou: Would it be possible to replace the cancelled telecon with 3 resolutions by email? 18:13:20 Yes, resolution by e-mail is possible. It's the chairs' responsibility to declare consensus. 18:13:58 Whether they feel comfortable declaring consensus after just a few days of e-mail is another matter... 18:14:00 glazou: Dropping element(), approving issue 24 edits and/or dropping object-fit/position (btw, SVG wants those to map their preserveAspectRatio attribute), and go to CR. 18:14:24 glazou: I can summarize those for the mailing list. 18:14:35 cool 18:14:36 do it 18:14:38 Bert: probably a week would be enough? 18:14:43 Zakim, list attendees 18:14:43 As of this point the attendees have been glazou, +1.206.324.aaaa, sylvaing, +1.408.536.aabb, +93550aacc, antonp, szilles, +1.619.846.aadd, hober, Bert, JohnJansen, +1.415.832.aaee, 18:14:46 ... glenn, +1.206.552.aaff, dbaron, florianr, krit, nimbu, [Microsoft], arronei_, ChrisL, kojiishi, +1.408.636.aagg, smfr, +1.650.766.aahh, bradk, +8521616aaii 18:14:54 Bert: esp. if we replace the ocnf call announcement with a "You must spend the next hour reading and deciding on this" :) 18:14:56 fantasai: ok for email resolutions 18:14:59 dbaron has joined #css 18:15:00 I'll monitor that 18:15:11 Ok 18:15:15 Zakim, please excuse us 18:15:15 leaving. As of this point the attendees were glazou, +1.206.324.aaaa, sylvaing, +1.408.536.aabb, +93550aacc, antonp, szilles, +1.619.846.aadd, hober, Bert, JohnJansen, 18:15:15 Zakim has left #css 18:15:18 ... +1.415.832.aaee, glenn, +1.206.552.aaff, dbaron, florianr, krit, nimbu, [Microsoft], arronei_, ChrisL, kojiishi, +1.408.636.aagg, smfr, +1.650.766.aahh, bradk, +8521616aaii 18:15:19 As long as enough people chime in... 18:15:26 sure 18:15:32 Bert: yes, let's get explicit yay/nay responses 18:15:34 we still need a minimal quorum 18:15:49 Especially those who are travelling, because otherwise we don't know if they even read the question. 18:16:05 glazou: will send you email 18:16:08 ok 18:16:56 nimbu has left #css 18:18:11 oyvind has left #css 18:29:14 jet has joined #CSS 18:37:07 TabAtkins: Your DoC responses suck. How am I supposed to work with this? http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012Feb/0270.html 18:37:32 TabAtkins: Can't expect the commenter to review your changes if you don't state what they are... 18:37:35 :/ 18:37:37 :/ 18:38:54 smfr has left #css 18:42:18 antonp has left #css 18:43:57 :/ 19:00:18 shans_ has joined #css 19:00:29 arno has joined #css 19:02:49 glenn has joined #css 19:36:13 arronei has joined #css 19:56:05 glenn has joined #css 20:49:35 jet has joined #CSS