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[css-om][css-backgrounds] Serialization of background: none #8496

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nt1m opened this issue Feb 24, 2023 · 12 comments
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[css-om][css-backgrounds] Serialization of background: none #8496

nt1m opened this issue Feb 24, 2023 · 12 comments
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nt1m commented Feb 24, 2023

Should background: none serialize to background: transparent or background: none ?

Latest STP serializes as transparent, whereas FF serializes as none.

@emilio @Loirooriol Wdyt?
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I guess this fits into the umbrella of #8155.
STP serializes as transparent because in WebKit/WebKit#9849 @darinadler interpreted that <'background-color'> appears 1st in grammar order. It's not completely clear, but it seems to me that the 1st one is actually <bg-image>.

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darinadler commented Feb 24, 2023 •
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The reason you and I came to different conclusions, I suppose, is that background-color is the first item in the final item in the comma separated list of values, and bg-image is the first item in the non-final items. If there is only a single value and no comma, how does the grammar work, and make it valid without a comma, but bg-image counts as first? That’s where we didn’t understand it the same way.

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Mm, looking at it again, I'm less sure about it :)
If none is expected I would change the grammar to

<bg-layer>       = <bg-image> || <bg-position> [ / <bg-size> ]? || <repeat-style> || <attachment> || <box> || <box>
<final-bg-layer> = <bg-image> || <bg-position> [ / <bg-size> ]? || <repeat-style> || <attachment> || <box> || <box> || <'background-color'>

If transparent is expected, I would add a note or something.

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see also #418 more generally about background serialisation

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REGRESSION (STP 164): new failure in css/css-backgrounds/parsing/back…
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…ground-shorthand-serialization.html

https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=252925
rdar://problem/106208628

Reviewed by Tim Nguyen.

Revert the change from https://commits.webkit.org/260157@main that made background-color
serialize first. This is being discussed in w3c/csswg-drafts#8496,
but while it's discussed, it seems good to change the behavior back since that matches
other browsers and some WPT test expectations.

* LayoutTests/editing/deleting/paste-with-transparent-background-color-expected.txt:
Change expectations back to expect background-color to be serialized last, after the other
longhands that are part of the background shorthand
* LayoutTests/editing/deleting/paste-with-transparent-background-color-live-range-expected.txt: Ditto.
* LayoutTests/fast/backgrounds/background-shorthand-after-set-backgroundSize-expected.txt: Ditto.
* LayoutTests/fast/backgrounds/background-shorthand-after-set-backgroundSize.html: Ditto.
* LayoutTests/fast/backgrounds/background-shorthand-with-backgroundSize-style-expected.txt: Ditto.
* LayoutTests/fast/backgrounds/background-shorthand-with-backgroundSize-style.html: Ditto.
* LayoutTests/fast/css/remove-shorthand-expected.txt: Ditto.
* LayoutTests/fast/dom/background-shorthand-csstext-expected.txt: Ditto.
* LayoutTests/fast/dom/background-shorthand-csstext.html: Ditto.

* Source/WebCore/css/CSSProperties.json: Move background-color to the end of the list of longhands
for the background shorthand.

Canonical link: https://commits.webkit.org/261250@main
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css-meeting-bot commented Mar 8, 2023 •
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The CSS Working Group just discussed [css-om][css-backgrounds] Serialization of `background: none` , and agreed to the following:

  • RESOLVED: Move color at the end of the final-bg-layer grammar, to make it serialize as `none`
The full IRC log of that discussion <emilio> TabAtkins: question is how does `background: none` serialize. Using shortest serialization and grammar is unclear
<emilio> ... because if you only specify one layer it matches final-background-layer and image-layer
<emilio> ... and since color is the first in the final-background-layer safari they serialize transparent
<emilio> ... other browsers serialize none
<emilio> ... proposal is to move color to the end of final-bg-layer
<emilio> ... which makes it serialize as none
<emilio> fantasai: I think it's great because it moves color to the end
<emilio> ... which makes sense because it's at the bottom
<emilio> ... but that would be a change to how a color + image serializes, and I'm not sure that's Web-compatible <emilio> RESOLVED: Move color at the end of the final-bg-layer grammar, to make it serialize as `none`

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Not captured in the minutes - we're hoping this is web-compatible, since currently if you specify a color and an image, the color will serialize first.

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Not captured in the minutes - we're hoping this is web-compatible, since currently if you specify a color and an image, the color will serialize first.

Not sure that’s quite right: The specification says that, but do any web browsers currently do that?

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Loirooriol commented Mar 8, 2023 •
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About @fantasai's comment:

var {style} = document.body;
style.background = 'url("") blue';
style.background;

Gecko: blue url("")
Blink: url("") blue
WebKit: url("") blue (or blue url("") between WebKit/WebKit@5d2cf87 and WebKit/WebKit@bec59bd)

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Okay, Blink (and WK before this recent change) serializing color after makes me very confident it's web-compatible.

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k, edit in. Color is now last in the final layer, so a none serializes consistently in all layers as none.

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Just to provide a little background why the color was put first in the final layer:

So this was initially pushed by me back then. Though I agree it makes sense to have the color at the end for the same reason @fantasai and @LeaVerou gave now and in the past.

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@tabatkins Don't just edit and close issues on specs that aren't yours. This needs to go into the Changes list, for example, which you didn't remember to do.

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[css-backgrounds-3] Update Changes #8496
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