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background-clip:text probably needs a new test #199

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sockdrawermoney opened this issue Feb 20, 2011 · 21 comments
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background-clip:text probably needs a new test #199

sockdrawermoney opened this issue Feb 20, 2011 · 21 comments

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@sockdrawermoney
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Thanks for this test for background-clip:text. Unfortunately—it doesn't appear to work in Firefox 4.

Is there any way to detect specifically for "background-clip:text" instead of simply "background-clip"?

@KuraFire
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There should be, but it will have to be a separate, non-included test (for now) because background-clip: text is not a real value in the CSS Borders & Backgrounds spec (as of CR/15Feb2011).

Theoretically, what this test would do is the same as the regular background-clip test, but set explicitly with a value of "text", and then do a boolean verify that the return value still contains "text". Won’t be as fast as the standards-based background-clip test though.

@paulirish
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adam, do you want to take a crack at adapting the above test to setting and retrieving the style prop?

@sockdrawermoney
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Will do. I'll provide or new test or post back if I get stuck.

@sockdrawermoney
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Thanks for the help, all. Would you please verify the test below? In addition, I'm much, much stronger on the CSS end than JS, so I'd appreciate a kind smack upside the head if there's a better way to do this. :)

This returns true in the appropriate browsers for me:

<script>
    Modernizr.addTest('backgroundcliptext',function(){
        var div = document.createElement('div');
        div.style.webkitBackgroundClip = "text";
        var text = div.style.cssText.indexOf('text');
        if (text > 0) return true;
        'Webkit Moz O ms Khtml'.replace(/([A-Za-z]*)/g,function(val){ 
            if (val+'BackgroundClip' in div.style) return true;
        });
    });
</script>

@paulirish
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adam,
i dont have the time to rewrite that atm but it wont get you want you want, exactly.

this is the style that you want: #137

but it's written as a modernizr patch and not a plugin.. so that changes things.

@paulirish
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wrote it finally!

@LoicMahieu
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It seem that it doesn't work well for IE 8.

div.style.cssText = "background-clip:text;-webkit-background-clip:text;-moz-background-clip:text;-o-background-clip:text;-ms-background-clip:text;-khtml-background-clip:text;"

IE does seem to clean 'cssText' after assignation.

I haven't test the others versions.

@LoicMahieu
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Return a false positive for Opera 11.61

@paulirish paulirish reopened this Feb 13, 2012
@paulirish
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ruh roh. should we file a ticket against them?
can you dig into this?

@LoicMahieu
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I do not know much about [HTMLElement].style.cssText behavior.

I've tried this:

Modernizr.testStyles(' #modernizr { '+ Modernizr._prefixes.join('background-clip: text; ') +' } ', function(elem, rule){ 
    Modernizr.addTest('backgroundcliptext', (
        window.getComputedStyle ?
        getComputedStyle(elem, null).getPropertyValue('background-clip') :
        elem.currentStyle['background-clip']
    ) == 'text');
});

Seem to work well for Webkit, FF and Opera but IE elem.currentStyle['background-clip'] remain text and so the test is completed ! :s

I've not yet had the opportunity to use the other "background options" dectection features (like background-size: cover;) but, is it possible that the tests also return a false positive with IE ?

Rapidly I quickly test background-size: cover; with IE and the test is completed. A bug?

Gist for my test:
https://gist.github.com/1820503

@rbmntjs
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rbmntjs commented Mar 29, 2012

I am running into this too: Webkit doesn't say it supports it, but it clearly does (it's on the page). Seems buggy.

@futuraprime
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The test appears to be returning a false positive in IE 9.

paulirish added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 17, 2012
@paulirish
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I've just removed the test from the repo. This'll kill it from the builder (soon) too.

For now, no test exists that is reliable. I'm happy if someone can find another one.

@nimbupani
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Just today I had an epiphany and wrote on how you can fallback within CSS for background-clip: text. Feedback welcome.

@paulirish
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Nice technique of using -webkit-text-fill-color ! Very cool.

@ausi
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ausi commented May 13, 2013

I think i found a reliable test method, see #925

I tested it in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, iOS and IE6 - IE10

@stucox
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stucox commented Aug 6, 2013

Resolved by #925.

@stucox stucox closed this as completed Aug 6, 2013
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@fraserpage
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This test is giving a false positive in Microsoft Edge.

@phistuck
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@fraserpage - Edge actually does support it, but with a -webkit- prefix, for compatibility.
https://wpdev.uservoice.com/forums/257854-microsoft-edge-developer/suggestions/10945389-background-clip-text

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Interesting. Thanks @phistuck

@pauldraper
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but with a -webkit- prefix, for compatibility

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