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To make it easier to extend color-adjust to other use cases, I think it makes sense to make the initial value auto and have it compute to different values depending on what adjustment is being performed. E.g. in print mode, it might compute to economy, but on a typical screen it will always compute to exact.
(One extension we might consider is something to represent automatic color luminance inversions; this is not the same as economy, but could be reasonably represented in color-adjust if we make it extensible in this way. See discussion on Apple's color-filtering.)
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[css-color-4] color-adjust initial value should be auto
[css-color-adjust-1] color-adjust initial value should be auto
Oct 25, 2019
To make it easier to extend color-adjust to other use cases, I think it makes sense to make the initial value
auto
and have it compute to different values depending on what adjustment is being performed. E.g. in print mode, it might compute toeconomy
, but on a typical screen it will always compute toexact
.(One extension we might consider is something to represent automatic color luminance inversions; this is not the same as
economy
, but could be reasonably represented incolor-adjust
if we make it extensible in this way. See discussion on Apple's color-filtering.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: