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State: RAISED OPEN CLOSED
Product: None CSS Beijing (Snapshot 2007) CSS Device Adaptation CSS Line Grid CSS Mobile Profile 1.0 & 2.0 CSS Multi-Column Layout CSS Namespaces CSS Transitions CSS2.1 CSS3 Backgrounds and Borders CSS3 Basic UI CSS3 Box CSS3 Box Alignment Module CSS3 Color CSS3 Exclusions CSS3 Flexbox CSS3 Fonts CSS3 Fragmentation CSS3 Generated Content CSS3 Image Values CSS3 Lists CSS3 Marquee CSS3 Paged Media CSS3 Regions CSS3 Ruby CSS3 Sizing CSS3 Speech CSS3 Tables CSS3 Template Layout CSS3 Text CSS3 Values and Units CSS3 Writing Modes CSS4 Backgrounds and Borders CSS4 Color CSS4 Images CSS4 Text CSS4 Values and Units CSSOM View Generated Content for Paged Media Media Queries Selectors Level 3 Selectors Level 4
Raised By: Glenn Adams Rossen Atanassov Tab Atkins Jr. Takao Baba Shezan Baig Mihail-Alexandru Balan David Baron Sanja Bonic Bert Bos Rob Buis Rick Byers Bo Campbell Angelo Cano Adenilson Cavalcanti Tantek Çelik Manyoung Cho Koeun Choi Dave Cramer Alex Critchfield John Daggett Beth Dakin Alex Danilo Bruno de Oliveira Abinader James Dovey Arron Eicholz Katie Ellison Elika Etemad Reinaldo Ferraz Simon Fraser Brent Fulgham Sylvain Galineau Daniel Glazman Laszlo Gombos Tony Graham Aryeh Gregor Soonbo Han Rebecca Hauck Israel Hilerio David Hyatt akiyoshi ibuki Dongwoo Joshua Im Richard Ishida Koji Ishii Kunio Ito Dael Jackson Dean Jackson John Jansen Brian Kardell Toru Kawakubo Brad Kemper Ian Kilpatrick Jirka Kosek Philippe Le Hégaret Hyejin Lee Twinsen Liang Håkon Wium Lie Rune Lillesveen Chris Lilley Peter Linss Luke Macpherson Shinsuke Matsuki Alexis Menard Michael Miller Shinyu Murakami Masayuki Nakano Edward O'Connor Christopher Palmer Simon Pieters Benjamin Poulain Deblyn prado Anton Prowse Keshav Puttaswamy Liam Quin Matt Rakow Florian Rivoal Jacob Rossi Andrey Rybka Hiroshi Sakakibara Simon Sapin Nathalia Sautchuk Patrício Dirk Schulze Mike Sherov Leslie Sikos David Singer Hyojin Song Alan Stearns Shane Stephens Leif Arne Storset Alan Turransky Asir Vedamuthu Lea Verou Jet Villegas Ian Vollick Greg Whitworth Johannes Wilm Kazutaka Yamamoto Steve Zilles Bert Bos
Description: The current draft says that 'background-repeat: round' shrinks images, if needed, so that exactly a whole number of images tiles the background. If a background image is almost as wide as the element, say 99%, that means it gets scaled down by almost 50% to make room for a second image. Should the image instead be scaled up by 1% in such a case? Counter argument: it's rare that images are scaled down by much, because 'round' is typically used when the author expects more than two tiles; and scaling up usually makes for uglier results than scaling down.
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