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Several of the properties of CSS Fill and Stroke 3 apply to "inline boxes". Though there's no definition for that in the spec. nor a referene to the definition in the Display spec., which I assume is the one that's meant.
Besides that, I wonder whether it's actually correct that they apply to inline boxes. According to their definition, they should rather apply to the text itself or simply to "all elements". E.g. it seems a bit arbitrary that fill-origin applies to all elements while fill-image only applies to inline boxes and SVG shapes. (The latter even claims that its values work the same as for background-image, which applies to all elements.
Sebastian
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Several of the properties of CSS Fill and Stroke 3 apply to "inline boxes". Though there's no definition for that in the spec. nor a referene to the definition in the Display spec., which I assume is the one that's meant.
Besides that, I wonder whether it's actually correct that they apply to inline boxes. According to their definition, they should rather apply to the text itself or simply to "all elements". E.g. it seems a bit arbitrary that
fill-origin
applies to all elements whilefill-image
only applies to inline boxes and SVG shapes. (The latter even claims that its values work the same as forbackground-image
, which applies to all elements.Sebastian
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: