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[css-boxfill] Boxfill #1876

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Array23 opened this issue Oct 15, 2017 · 5 comments
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[css-boxfill] Boxfill #1876

Array23 opened this issue Oct 15, 2017 · 5 comments

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@Array23
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Array23 commented Oct 15, 2017

background: 
      layer( url('img-background') ).opacity(0.6).method(multiply),
      layer( #232323 )
      ;

bottom layer at the bottom;

    layer(<what we can now write in background>)[.opacity / decimal or percentage, depends if ends up with '%'].mode(<blending mode>) ]
   layer(/// more background layer... lower layer... you know background in [background/foreground concept of each layers would be typed later])

could be used on foreground also, you know what I mean... I have written about foreground elsewhere...

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Array23 commented Oct 27, 2017

This layer stacking could be actually processed on additional singleton stacking processing unit, so it would get done just once for the internet, and you would result having something like having compacted it into prerendered images.

Every later could also be associated with GIMP BATH querry string, that thing would actually get all opensource gimp layer and selection processing, and proccess it from a fail, it would load a file, could lazy load(animate_into) lazy processed layer. It would lead to really dynamic design, that could have content related associations... (INTERNET WOULD DREAM IN PICTURES RELATED TO CONTENT)

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Array23 commented Oct 27, 2017

I really miss GIMP in CSS and I really miss css in GIMP...

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It looks like you're asking for the filter() function, which luckily already exists!


(Tangent: the [css-foo] tags at the start of the issue are meant to be existing CSS spec shortnames usually, to help people filter things in their email. Making up your own terms doesn't help; either use the correct spec tag, or add a tag at all.)

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Array23 commented Nov 7, 2017

Why so much letters in it? Cannot you put something on correct place instead of naming it?

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Array23 commented Nov 7, 2017

Also filter and fill are function for SVG. I'm not using SVG and I don't want to. I want my text to be filtered and foregrounded be H1 and nothing else. You just want to write more code, so demand to replace you by machine would be bigger.

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