[css-scroll-snap-2] Why is scroll-start measured against the width/height of the scrollport?

[flackr]

css-scroll-snap-2 scroll-start says that end is equivalent to 100% and that values corresponding to a length greater than the width/height of the scrollport are clamped to the width/height implying that 100% would be the width of the scrollport. This means that end would not be the end of the scroll but one page over / down. I think this is probably not the intention, @argyleink ?

[flackr]

I expect the values should be measured against / clamped to the scroll range (i.e. scroll length - scroll port size).

[DavMila]

Clamping to the scroll range rather than the scroll port size seems to be the right thing to do I'll make a PR with this edit to the spec.

[flackr]

@DavMila seems like this may be obsolete if we are going for only having scroll-start-target?

[DavMila]

@DavMila seems like this may be obsolete if we are going for only having scroll-start-target?

Yes, I believe this is obsolete. I'll mark this issue closed.