@@ -1808,20 +1808,25 @@ Profiled, Device-dependent Colors</h2>
18081808
18091809 <div class='example'>
18101810 This example specifies four profiled colors:
1811- for a standard CMYK press,
1811+ for a standard SWOP-coated CMYK press,
18121812 for a wide-gamut seven-ink printer,
18131813 for ProPhoto RGB,
1814- and for the P3 standard RGB space.
1814+ and for the image-p3 standard RGB space.
1815+ In each case, the numerical parameters
1816+ are in the range 0.0 to 1.0
1817+ (rather than, for example, 0 to 255).
18151818 <!-- add examples with alpha, and with fallback -->
18161819 <pre>
1817- color: color(swopc 0 206 190 77 );
1818- color: color(indigo 24 160 86 42 0 18 31 );
1819- color: color(prophoto 233 150 122 );
1820- color: color(p3 97 253 36 );
1820+ color: color(swopc 0.0134 0.8078 0.7451 0.3019 );
1821+ color: color(indigo 0.0941 0.6274 0.3372 0.1647 0 0.0706 0.1216 );
1822+ color: color(prophoto 0.9137 0.5882 0.4784 );
1823+ color: color(image- p3 0.3804 0.9921 0.1412 );
18211824 </pre>
18221825
1823- All but the predefined colorspace example also need a matching ''@color-profile'' at-rule somewhere
1824- in the stylesheet, to connect the name with the profile data.
1826+ All but the predefined colorspace example
1827+ also need a matching ''@color-profile'' at-rule
1828+ somewhere in the stylesheet,
1829+ to connect the name with the profile data.
18251830
18261831 <pre>
18271832 @color-profile swopc {
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