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upsuper opened this issue Sep 12, 2016 · 4 comments
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[css-text] The computed value and animation type of tab-size #463

upsuper opened this issue Sep 12, 2016 · 4 comments
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upsuper commented Sep 12, 2016

The current spec says the computed value of tab-size is "the specified integer or length made absolute", however the animation type is "length".

It seems to me animation is based on computed value, which means either <integer> value is not interpolatable, or <integer> should be converted into <length> when it becomes computed value.

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upsuper commented Sep 12, 2016

I'm pretty sure we don't want to convert <integer> into <length> for computed value, because that would affects inheritance. It means <integer> is not interpolatable... which the spec should probably say explicitly.

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TalbotG commented Feb 26, 2021

Since PR26981 has been approved and merged, I am removing the Needs Testcase (WPT) label. Leaving the Needs Testcase (WPT) label as is would only contribute to confusion and loss of time.

@TalbotG TalbotG added Tested Memory aid - issue has WPT tests and removed Needs Testcase (WPT) labels Feb 26, 2021
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