Minutes Sydney F2F 2016-02-03 Part I: 2017 F2F Meetings, Scroll-linked Animations, Fill & Stroke on CSS Text
2017 F2F Meetings
- All possibilities were tentative, but the proposals were:
- January or February will be US or Europe
- Spring 2017 Japan
- Summer 2017 possibly TPAC, depending on TPAC’s timing
Full Minutes
Scroll-linked Animations
- Due to increased interest, the group revisited a demo that dino gave back in 2014 on how to handle scroll-linked animations.
- In the time since the demo, there has been in increase in usage of scroll-linked animations as well as the Houdini effort which may make it easier to support use cases.
- As an example, exact pull-to-refresh behavior is likely out of scope, but it can be made easier.
- There were several different aspects that need to be addressed in order to spec this.
- Should have triggers be pre-transform.
- Anchor points need to be carefully defined in order to prevent undesirable behavior.
- This may generally have performance issues but, like custom layout, authors will work out how to use it performantly.
- Parallax triggered animations will need to be supported.
- The group went through a list of scrolling use cases shane had prepared (available here)
- Dino will take his original e-mail and turn it into an explainer document.
Full Minutes || Spec Referenced
Fill & Stroke on CSS Text
- fantasai presented the work she and TabAtkins had done to draft how fill and stroke properties effect CSS Text. The work is currently in the text-decoration L4 spec. Major points include:
- Redefining ‘fill’ and ‘stroke’ as shorthands of other properties
- Incorporating background-like image capabilities
- Handling inheritance / nesting via fill-origin and stroke-origin
- Need to investigate more deeply into which “boxes” serve as sizing/positioning origins for text
- SVG has text-decoration fills, which need to be handled as well
- Multiple strokes were requested
- It was noted that stroke-align may be too difficult for this level
- In regards to dashing:
- The dashing origin for text is not defined; therefore might not be appropriate for text to have dashed strokes.
- Dashing on strokes may need to be synchronized with additional dashing capabilities for CSS borders.
- Resolved: Merge heycam’s spec paint spec with this proposal and put into FX repository
- Resolved: Add
-webkit-background-clip-text
to the spec stating that authors must not use it but browsers may support it. (Deprecated appendix.)
Full Minutes || Spec Referenced
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