[css-color-5] in <space> syntax for linear-gradient() et al
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Yes, there should totally be an I think this is already discussed in Consider allowing gradients to include a color space for interpolation to take place in and also Don't force non-legacy colors to interpolate in a gamma-encoded space and Question: in what color space will gradient interpolation occur? But that change would happen in CSS Images 4, not in Color 4 or 5. |
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Ah good to know. If it’s already decided, then I’m happy to let this be closed. |
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Sadly there is a lag between "already decided" and "already in the spec" and you should not be required to be psychic or have attended every call for the last 5 years. So I'm going to re-tag it to Images 4, and leave it open until done. |
The nice thing about
color-mix()is that it allows you to specify colors in a different color space then the color space in which the interpolation happens. As far as I can tell,linear-gradient()et al will always interpolate in RGB space, and I can’t find any changes tolinear-gradientin CSS Color 4 or 5. Would it be feasible to add ain <space>syntax tolinear-gradient(), similar to whatcolor-mix()supports?Here’s what gradients from blue to green would look like (I used JavaScript to generate these gradients using
color-mix()):cc @argyleink
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