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@meyerweb Yeah, the "as" is under scrutiny as well. and we're being shut down on this topic so we can move on to other priority topics.
I don't have an example of the alternative, the concept is to use "TO" as the keyword, which represents the opposite angle. @meyerweb
radial-gradient ( <shape-info> from <position> as <color-stop> [, <color-stop>}+ ) @meyerweb
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POLL #CSS: How many of you know what "Functional Syntax" means, and if so, what's your background? (designer, computer scientist, etc.)
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URGENT POLL FOR #CSS RADIAL GRADIENT SYNTAX: keyword "from" point of origin vs. keyword to (from opposite angle). Which is your preference?
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@jwajsberg I'm not sayin'. That's why it's anonymous and out of context LOL
This anon quote is completely out of context, but it kind of sums up my feelings of the morning "other than IE, who will implement this?"
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@tekhelet Made them have to fix CSS 2.1 in their browser. Oops!
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@Ben_willmore Feeling well! Wanting a nice cup of tea. That's me, how's you?
I pissed off Microsoft today. Wouldn't be the first time! However, this was the first time it was completely unintentional. #justsayin'
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That's the first time in my career anyone ever wrote me a bug-based poem in JavaScript, @jordangray. I find myself liking it very much.
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@SickingJ I really liked your comments, btw. I disliked how we spent all the time on fonts. WTF? That <aside>, thanks for noticing.
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@divya @tabatkins No apologies necessary. We were just wondering where you were because we miss you! Will you see @shwetank? xoxo/m