Open emilio opened 2 years ago
which means that
color-mix(currentColor 100%, red 100%)
ends up with a different alpha rather than with a saturated color
For values that sum to greater than 100% the alpha is not affected. You get the same as color-mix(currentColor 50%, red 50%)
@emilio Did this answer your question?
@svgeesus: not quite. My point is that animations don't match the color-mix behavior. And probably they should?
Looking back over this, it isn't clear to me what change you want in animations. Could you give an apparently-identical color-mix()
and animation which seem like they should give the same result but don't?
Or am I misunderstanding the problem entirely.
One nice thing of color-mix is that you can represent the interpolated values between
currentColor
and other colors in e.g. the computed style.However, there's no way to represent the interpolated result of a fill animation because of the percentage normalization in https://drafts.csswg.org/css-color-5/#color-mix-percent-norm, which means that
color-mix(currentColor 100%, red 100%)
ends up with a different alpha rather than with a saturated color.It'd be good to be able to represent animated colors using color-mix (in the "a bit less bit of magic" sense).
cc @weinig, @svgeesus, @birtles, @BorisChiou