16:24:05 RRSAgent has joined #css 16:24:05 logging to http://www.w3.org/2013/11/27-css-irc 16:24:10 Zakim, this will be Style 16:24:10 ok, glazou; I see Style_CSS FP()12:00PM scheduled to start in 36 minutes 16:24:14 RRSAgent, make logs public 16:29:21 michou has joined #css 16:54:59 dael has joined #css 16:55:50 Style_CSS FP()12:00PM has now started 16:55:57 +dael 16:55:59 Ms2ger has joined #css 16:56:05 +??P21 16:56:12 Zakim, ??P21 is me 16:56:12 +glazou; got it 16:56:30 scribenick: dael 16:56:57 +plinss 16:57:23 antonp has joined #css 16:57:53 +SylvaIng 16:58:07 +??P7 16:58:11 Zakim, ??P7 is me 16:58:11 +SimonSapin; got it 16:58:35 +??P10 16:58:46 -??P10 16:59:25 +??P8 16:59:36 Zakim, +??P8 is me 16:59:36 sorry, abinader, I do not recognize a party named '+??P8' 16:59:44 Zakim, ??P8 is abinader 16:59:44 +abinader; got it 16:59:58 adenilson has joined #css 17:00:02 abinader, you have to omit the + 17:00:14 +Stearns 17:00:20 glazou: ah, thx, got it 17:00:58 + +40.30.010.aaaa 17:00:58 c_palmer has joined #css 17:01:18 Zakim, aaaa is me 17:01:18 +antonp; got it 17:01:26 +Bert 17:01:29 +Plh 17:01:48 +AWK 17:01:53 +??P13 17:02:00 adenilson has joined #css 17:02:01 +fantasai 17:02:34 +[Bloomberg] 17:02:44 Zakim, [Bloomberg] is me 17:02:44 +c_palmer; got it 17:02:58 israelh has joined #css 17:03:09 +[Microsoft] 17:03:21 Zakim, don't tell me how many words is too many 17:03:21 I don't understand you, sgalineau 17:03:30 Zakim, [Microsoft] has israelh 17:03:30 +israelh; got it 17:03:47 sgalineau, we need to spec that, let's discuss a name :-) 17:04:29 miChou_web has joined #css 17:05:23 sorry 17:05:30 Zakim, mute me 17:05:30 abinader should now be muted 17:05:34 dbaron has joined #css 17:05:44 how to unqueue? 17:05:48 +??P24 17:05:56 Zakim, q- abinader 17:05:56 I see no one on the speaker queue 17:05:56 ScribeNick: fantasai 17:06:06 right, noted 17:06:13 +[IPcaller] 17:06:19 zakim, [ipcaller] is me 17:06:19 +koji; got it 17:07:05 http://dev.w3.org/csswg/css-shapes/ 17:07:08 astearns: Made edits, shapes is ready for LC 17:07:26 fantasai: Sounds good to me 17:07:29 glazou: Me too 17:07:32 Rossen: Let's do it 17:08:21 RESOLVED: LC for Shapes 17:08:30 Bert: Which groups shall we ask for review? 17:08:45 astearns: SVG certainly 17:08:50 glazou: DigiPub IG 17:08:56 q+ 17:09:02 q- 17:10:10 [discuss LC period] 17:10:23 Zakim, who is on the call? 17:10:23 On the phone I see dael, glazou, plinss, SylvaIng, SimonSapin, abinader (muted), Stearns, antonp, Bert, Plh, AWK, ??P13, fantasai, c_palmer, [Microsoft], ??P24, koji 17:10:24 deadline: 8 January 2014 17:10:27 [Microsoft] has israelh 17:10:27 +dbaron 17:10:33 er, 7 January 2014 17:10:37 (tuesday) 17:10:44 people can ask for extension 17:10:54 glazou: plinss mentioned request from WebVTT 17:11:01 plinss: Forgot to forward email to WG... 17:11:18 plinss: They want us to look at ::cue-region etc. 17:11:31 https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/text-tracks/raw-file/default/608toVTT/region.html 17:11:51 glazou: How much time to we have? 17:11:56 MaRakow has joined #CSS 17:11:57 plinss: Didn't mention it in the email 17:12:12 http://dev.w3.org/html5/webvtt/#css-extensions 17:12:43 Bert: I'm interested in reviewing 17:12:55 glazou: Let's shoot for 2 weeks 17:13:14 ACTION everyone: Review the WebVTT spec for ::cue and ::cue-region 17:13:14 Error finding 'everyone'. You can review and register nicknames at . 17:13:32 glazou: I've another concern about CSS stuff being in other specs 17:13:41 glazou: Shadow DOM is adding CSS stuff to Shadow DOM spec 17:13:48 https://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=23467 17:13:52 glazou: There's an experimental feature introducing two new combinators to Selectors 17:14:09 +[Microsoft.a] 17:14:12 I'd like to mention if is it possible to add CSS3 Text Decoration properties as CSS extensions of WebVTT 17:14:13 glazou: We should monitor this, before it becomes too late to discuss anymore 17:14:41 currently only text-decoration is listed there 17:14:54 but on CSS3 spec it is now a shorthand 17:15:02 fantasai: right 17:15:09 Zakim, mute SimonSapin 17:15:09 SimonSapin should now be muted 17:15:20 http://dev.w3.org/html5/webvtt/#css-extensions 17:15:28 That's Tab's summary of Shadow DOM stuff 17:15:50 Topic: Dates for Seattle 17:15:58 About Grid, I’d like to hear from Rossen on http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2013Nov/0382.html 17:16:01 glazou: Dates are firm? 17:16:16 sylvaing: We currently have that week booked 17:16:24 sylvaing: Can swap CSS/SVG, but everything is booked for that week 17:16:33 -abinader 17:16:38 sylvaing: Right now CSS is M-W 17:16:47 glazou: Maybe we should freeze that so ppl can book their flights 17:17:01 lmcliste_ has joined #css 17:17:02 I probably prefer CSS first (i.e., M-W as currently planned), because I'd like to be in the bay area at least a few days that week, and M-W lets me return Wednesday night. 17:17:36 RESOLVED: Seattle F2F 27-29 January 17:17:55 sylvaing will add more info next week 17:18:14 glazou: I got a request from szilles to sort out September dates 17:19:11 +??P3 17:19:18 Zakim: ??P3 is me 17:19:26 Zakim, ??P3 is me 17:19:26 +abinader; got it 17:19:26 fantasai suggests sorting this on a call with more people 17:19:38 Rossen_ has joined #css 17:19:40 Zakim, mute abinader 17:19:40 abinader should now be muted 17:20:04 ACTION glazou: send email wrt dates for September F2F 17:20:04 Created ACTION-600 - Send email wrt dates for september f2f [on Daniel Glazman - due 2013-12-04]. 17:20:09 Topic: nav-up/down/left/right 17:20:22 glazou: We have 2 or 3 interoperable implementations at this time, implementing the four properties 17:20:29 glazou: I contributed 64 tests, that need review 17:20:36 glazou: The tests are partly based on what Opera did 17:20:43 glazou: Good news is that all tests are passed by at least 2 impls 17:20:55 glazou: So I don't think the properties are at-risk anymore, but up to WG to decide 17:21:21 sylvaing: How comprehensive is 64? 17:21:28 glazou: I made a test for every normative statement in the spec 17:21:34 glazou: I think 64 is final 17:21:38 sylvaing: or very close. Good 17:21:50 fantasai: I don't see a problem 17:21:52 sylvaing: me neither 17:22:01 plh: What are the two implementations? 17:22:04 glazou: Opera TV emulator 17:22:19 glazou: 2nd/3rd are Smart TV emulator from Samsung and build of Chromium that matches that implementation 17:22:24 glazou: emulator is difficult to test 17:22:31 glazou: but can use standalone browser Chromium 17:22:39 glazou: Same feature based on same code 17:22:47 rossen: First one is Presto? 17:22:49 glazou: Presto 17:23:10 Rossen: So we have one Presto and one Blink 17:23:42 RESOLVED: Remove nav-up/down/left/right from CSS3 UI 17:24:08 ACTION glazou: Make that edit 17:24:09 Created ACTION-601 - Make that edit [on Daniel Glazman - due 2013-12-04]. 17:24:20 Topic: Spread Radius Formula 17:24:21 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2013Nov/0290.html 17:24:33 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2013Nov/0290.html 17:25:03 fantasai: At TPAC we were talking about the discontinuity of the spread shape between border radius of zero and non-zero 17:25:16 fantasai: And dbaron suggested making some kind of gradual increase 17:25:32 fantasai: So after some informal discussions, we came up with a fairly simple formula 17:25:42 fantasai: 1 + (x-1)^3 17:26:05 fantasai: which describes how much of the spread distance to add to the curve radius while it is less than the border radius 17:26:15 SRUK is going to be happy 17:26:22 sorry 17:26:23 lmcliste_ has joined #css 17:26:24 fantasai: This gives the same results in case of zero and in case of border-radius greatre than spread 17:26:34 fantasai: But in between it interpolates smoothly 17:27:05 fantasai: slowing down the rate of change so that it hits constant 1 smoothly 17:27:22 fantasai: And the rate of change at the beginning is not too fast 17:27:45 fantasai: The result looks better than the previous definition in all cases 17:27:47 see http://is.gd/miUFlA 17:27:57 fantasai: Because it used to look weird when you had a small border-radius and large spread readius 17:28:04 http://dev.w3.org/csswg/css-backgrounds/spread-radius 17:28:19 x = border-radius/spread 17:28:35 fantasai: You can play with formulas we tried there 17:28:50 plinss: I added a bezier function to that demo as well 17:29:20 plinss: Adds a lot of ability to change curve 17:29:29 plinss: cubic-bezier is what's used in transitions 17:30:08 also used for calculating the margin-box shape, where x = border-radius/margin 17:30:10 fantasai: I think the cubic looks good enough, but if people have reasons to tweak the behavior (moves too fast here, too slow there), can play with cubic bezier 17:30:14 ^3 ftw 17:31:09 +1 for cubic from me 17:31:22 fantasai: My suggestion is to accept the cubic function in the spec, and take it to LC 17:31:36 glazou: Looks good to me 17:31:44 Bert: I see little difference between them 17:32:52 fantasai: You have to set the spread to something large, then bend the radius very slowly from zero to equal to spread 17:33:01 fantasai: The difference is in the rate near zero 17:33:06 fantasai: Cubic looks better 17:33:27 glazou: Do we want to extend in the future? 17:33:41 dbaron: Don't think is something we want multiple options for 17:33:57 sylvaing: Might want the possibilities, but for now cubic is great 17:34:04 +1 for cubic, but this looks to me like a tiny difference that you have too for. Let’s pick something and move on. 17:34:21 RESOLVED: use cubic function for spread radius bending 17:34:53 fantasai: Want to take css3-background through LC 17:35:52 astearns: The spec doesn't currently describe how background-position animates correctly 17:36:13 astearns: Can post that to the list 17:36:59 fantasai: Reads off Animatable line of spec 17:37:03 fantasai: That's clearly wrong 17:37:22 dbaron: I think a can be represented as a pair of values if you use calc() functions 17:37:24 dbaron: You can represent all positions as two values of length, percentage, or calc 17:37:38 dbaron: That's what we do in Gecko 17:38:02 astearns: In Gecko you might do that, but the Animatable line doesn't match the computed value 17:38:24 fantasai: So, the reason the computed value line is written that way 17:38:48 fantasai: is because in L4 we expect to add logical keywords 17:38:58 dbaron: ... but you also can't animate between that purely in the computed value space 17:38:59 fantasai: and you cannot animate between physical and logical coords 17:39:38 ... 17:39:49 fantasai: So, we could make physical coords animatable like in Gecko 17:40:01 fantasai: And for logical coords, you'd do the same but with keywords for start start origin 17:40:08 fantasai: and then you can't animate between the two 17:40:17 dbaron: ... 17:40:29 dbaron: So I think this spec needs to write a definition for animating 17:40:37 dbaron: I don't think we should do it during the call 17:40:47 fantasai: Would that go in this spec, or values and units? 17:40:58 dbaron: Whatever defines 17:41:25 glazou: So, we wait for that? 17:41:34 dbaron: Could probably handle as LC comment 17:42:29 ... 17:42:51 fantasai [... stuff about publishing] 17:43:16 fantasai: We'll plan to publish Thursday, send in pub request early, and just prep the draft after the call next week 17:43:31 glazou: Anything else on that topic? 17:43:35 nope 17:44:04 Topic: CSSOM 17:44:16 fantasai: I think it's pretty out of date. We should publish an update 17:44:28 +1 to publish 17:44:29 http://dev.w3.org/csswg/cssom/ 17:44:36 Bert: Agree in principle, but what is state of current editor's draft? 17:45:02 +1 to publish 17:45:32 Bert: List of changes since previous draft? 17:45:47 Bert: I don't object to publishing, but was wondering if anyone could tell me what actually changed since last time 17:46:04 glazou: I have the same comment, don't object to publishing, but would also like to know what changed 17:46:27 RESOLVED: Publish new WD of CSSOM with improved Changes list 17:46:32 Zakim, unmute me 17:46:32 SimonSapin should no longer be muted 17:46:33 Topic: Grids 17:46:48 SimonSapin: As discussed with Tab on ML 17:46:53 SimonSapin: syntax of grid-template-areas 17:47:02 SimonSapin: Would like hear from MSFT in particular 17:47:35 SimonSapin: String values inside that property as "parsed as CSS" 17:47:43 SimonSapin: We end up with possibilities of double-escaping 17:47:53 SimonSapin: Tab and I agree it would be better to define a small special parsing 17:48:02 SimonSapin: for content of templates inside string 17:48:07 SimonSapin: i.e. how to parse into identifiers 17:48:24 Rossen: OK, I will go over today and send email. Don't think we need to discuss over call 17:48:49 glazou: Another item I'd like to discuss, maybe not today, is charter. See message from Bert 17:49:08 glazou: Please review charter and send comments for next week 17:49:52 Meeting closed. 17:49:55 -dbaron 17:49:58 -AWK 17:49:59 -c_palmer 17:49:59 -??P24 17:50:00 -fantasai 17:50:00 -[Microsoft] 17:50:01 -glazou 17:50:01 -??P13 17:50:01 -Stearns 17:50:02 -SylvaIng 17:50:02 -Plh 17:50:02 -dael 17:50:04 -abinader 17:50:04 -[Microsoft.a] 17:50:05 -SimonSapin 17:50:05 -antonp 17:50:07 -koji 17:50:09 -Bert 17:50:12 -plinss 17:50:14 Style_CSS FP()12:00PM has ended 17:50:14 Attendees were dael, glazou, plinss, SylvaIng, SimonSapin, abinader, Stearns, +40.30.010.aaaa, antonp, Bert, Plh, AWK, fantasai, c_palmer, israelh, koji, dbaron, [Microsoft] 17:50:49 miChou_web has left #css 18:03:55 lmclist__ has joined #css 18:12:51 michou has joined #css 18:17:43 Bert, can you remove the following line from the writing modes /TR draft? TabAtkins added it for some of his stuff, but it breaks when notes and floats are side-by-side, which happens in writing modes... 18:17:47 .heading, .issue, .note, .example, li, dt { position: relative; } 18:18:35 From the default.css style sheet you mean? I guess so. 18:21:06 OK, seems fixed now. 18:21:19 fantasai, can you check? 18:22:20 Bert: yep, thanks! 18:49:12 zcorpan has joined #css 18:58:03 lmcliste_ has joined #css 18:59:18 zcorpan has joined #css 19:51:47 dbaron has joined #css 20:21:39 michou has joined #css 20:26:00 teoli has joined #css 20:33:32 teoli_ has joined #css 20:43:12 teoli has joined #css 21:15:54 <{Darktears}> {Darktears} has joined #css 23:05:32 jdaggett has joined #css