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Minutes Paris F2F 2015-08-27 Part I: FXTF Meeting

By Dael Jackson September 16, 2015 (Permalink)
Categories: resolutions

SVG Resources

There was interest in allowing secure animated mode, though there were concerns about the browsers having locked down security too much to allow it.

SVG Images Without Intrinsic Size

There was implementation differences for how to handle SVG images without intrinsic size. Rossen said he would write test cases and use those to form an agreed behavior.

Matrix Interpolation Revisited

shans brought his proposal to change the handling of when two transform lists didn’t match. He suggested having them flip at 50% progress to indicate that they’re clearly broken.
There was concern that this would cause significant breakage and a feeling that browsers could do something smarter.
Ultimately it was decided that there was a need for more data before a decision could be made.

SLERPing and 0deg Angles

Resolved: Treat all 0deg rotate3d() as a single equivalent identity transform
Resolved: Treat rotate3d() with anti-parallel axis as interpolatable

glyph-orientation

Resolved: Drop glyph-orientation-vertical values 270 and 180. Drop glyph-orientation-horizontal entirely. Drop text-orientation: use-glyph-orientation value. Treat glyph-orientation 0, auto, and 90 as aliases of the corresponding values of text-orientation.

writing-mode Values from SVG 1.1

Add RFC2119 optional wording to SVG writing-modes keywords.

getTransformToElement

The group felt getTransformToElement needs to be defined better.

Path Animation

It was agreed that Shapes Level 2 should add motion path so that it’s all defined in the same places.

Zoom Features for Media Queries

KDDI presented a proposal for a zoom features property to be added to media queries.
It was thought that these use cases were best addressed by a JavaScript API rather than a CSS property.
The breakdown of the various types of zoom that may need to be supported was helpful and sparked renewed interest in creating a more generalized spec involving zoom.

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