[css-shapes-2] Add a detailed example for shape()
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bramus
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bramus
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Very clear example. Love how you walk through it from start to finish. Added some minor remarks. Otherwise LGTM. |
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Great example! |
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| The ''shape()'' function enables shapes that are responsive, rather than scalable. | ||
| While the ''polygon()'' shape is also responsive, it doesn't support curves. |
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Great example!
it doesn't support curves.
polygon adds the round keyword, which I think may not be accurately described here.
https://drafts.csswg.org/css-shapes-1/#funcdef-basic-shape-polygon
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This shows how to use
shape()to build a responsive speech bubbleclip-path, replacing SVG pixel values with percentage/pixel/calc/CSS variables.