2013 10:11:55 PM
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> > Subject: Re: Extending the text-overflow/overflow property to support
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> > I'm pretty sure an unconditional mask with a linear gradient on the
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> > right-hand-end of the text could be achieved us
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> From: "Jared Wein"
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> Subject: Re: Extending the text-overflow/overflow property to support fading
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> From: "Robert O'Callahan"
> To: "Jonathan Watt"
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> Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2013 10:11:55 PM
> Subject: Re: Extending the text-overflow/overflow property to support fading
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I'm pretty sure an unconditional mask with a linear gradient on the
right-hand-end of the text could be achieved using 'mask-box-image' and
slicing appropriately: http://www.w3.org/TR/css-masking/#the-mask-box-image.
That's not currently implemented in Gecko, but it's worth implementing.
A pure-CS
On 05/21/2013 05:31 PM, Jonathan Watt wrote:
The design for the Australis theme refresh calls for tab text that needs to be
truncated to be faded out instead of using an
ellipsis. This fade should be a fixed width (say 2em) regardless of the width
of the tab, and apparently needs to work over
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The design for the Australis theme refresh calls for tab text that needs to be
truncated to be faded out instead of using an ellipsis. This fade should be a
fixed width (say 2em) regardless of the width of the tab, and apparently needs
to work over non-solid color backgrounds (so a right-aligned
On 21/05/2013 11:04, fantasai wrote:
First thought: I don't think this belongs on 'overflow'. That
says how to handle overflow, not how to style the visible content.
In the case of extending 'overflow', I'd imagine the fade would go on the
outside of the clip rect rather than on the inside. I.
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