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Spec -webkit-prefixed CSS properties that are aliases to standard unprefixed properties. #9
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Ideally all of these map to concepts already established in the CSS universe. Paging @tabatkins and @fantasai. |
Yeah. I don't want to do anything more complicated than support already-defined |
…ctive, and -webkit-pespective-origin.
Changing the title here. For more complicated stuff, let's open new issues. |
I think we have the most important "simple" ones here. We can open issues for ones I've overlooked (or discover that we need). |
…alias It is correctly defines in browsers and everyone implements it. This was defined initially in whatwg/compat#9
Added a test for webkitBoxSizing karlcow/wpt@e58a615 |
* Issue #34493 - Orders alphabetically * Issue #34493 - Adds webkitBackgroundClip to the list of alias This was forgotten when handling whatwg/compat#195 * Issue #34493 - Adds webkitBoxSizing to the list of alias It is correctly defines in browsers and everyone implements it. This was defined initially in whatwg/compat#9 * Issue #34493 - Removes webkitMaskBox* from the list of alias As shown in whatwg/compat#202 there is currently no browsers implementing the mask-border-*, which should be the equivalent. They stand on their own and probably for now deserves a test by themselves. * Issue #34493 - Adds webkitMaskBox* to a unique test As shown in whatwg/compat#202 there is currently no browsers implementing the mask-border-*, which should be the equivalent. They stand on their own and probably for now deserves a test by themselves.
…compat spec, a=testonly Automatic update from web-platform-tests Fix #34493 - Adds missing tests for the compat spec (#34520) * Issue #34493 - Orders alphabetically * Issue #34493 - Adds webkitBackgroundClip to the list of alias This was forgotten when handling whatwg/compat#195 * Issue #34493 - Adds webkitBoxSizing to the list of alias It is correctly defines in browsers and everyone implements it. This was defined initially in whatwg/compat#9 * Issue #34493 - Removes webkitMaskBox* from the list of alias As shown in whatwg/compat#202 there is currently no browsers implementing the mask-border-*, which should be the equivalent. They stand on their own and probably for now deserves a test by themselves. * Issue #34493 - Adds webkitMaskBox* to a unique test As shown in whatwg/compat#202 there is currently no browsers implementing the mask-border-*, which should be the equivalent. They stand on their own and probably for now deserves a test by themselves. -- wpt-commits: 53ae4d8624fc8a03548805de428cbc04155d59f7 wpt-pr: 34520
…compat spec, a=testonly Automatic update from web-platform-tests Fix #34493 - Adds missing tests for the compat spec (#34520) * Issue #34493 - Orders alphabetically * Issue #34493 - Adds webkitBackgroundClip to the list of alias This was forgotten when handling whatwg/compat#195 * Issue #34493 - Adds webkitBoxSizing to the list of alias It is correctly defines in browsers and everyone implements it. This was defined initially in whatwg/compat#9 * Issue #34493 - Removes webkitMaskBox* from the list of alias As shown in whatwg/compat#202 there is currently no browsers implementing the mask-border-*, which should be the equivalent. They stand on their own and probably for now deserves a test by themselves. * Issue #34493 - Adds webkitMaskBox* to a unique test As shown in whatwg/compat#202 there is currently no browsers implementing the mask-border-*, which should be the equivalent. They stand on their own and probably for now deserves a test by themselves. -- wpt-commits: 53ae4d8624fc8a03548805de428cbc04155d59f7 wpt-pr: 34520
I suppose we'll need some kind of general intro to CSS before detailing the individual props.
Here's the CSS props that are important to Gecko (with links to their bugs), and there's probably a few more worth speccing:
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Compatibility/Mobile/Non_Standard_Compatibility#CSS_Features
Some are simple aliases to existing standards, and some will require more work (hopefully just stealing from old spec drafts).
cc @dholbert @tantek
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