Guys, I have a (light) problem with gradients and transformations.
An angle is not an angle...
- linear gradients' angles are counted counter-clockwise [1]
- rotations are counted clockwise [2]
Since gradients are not everywhere on the web YET, I hope we still can
change things here. So naive questions:
a) why that difference? Unintentional?
b) can we make both angles here mean the same thing and both
rotate clockwise? Or both counter-clockwise?
I really don't care about clockwise or counter-clockwise. But I
would like an angle to be always meaning the same thing to web
authors. Think intuitivity. Think adding a -30deg linear gradient
to a 30deg rotated box to find again a horizontal linear gradient.
Makes sense.
I then suggest the following change in [1]:
- * If the <angle> is greater than or equal to 0deg and less then
- 90deg, the starting-point of the gradient-line is the
- bottom-left corner of the gradient-box.
- * If the <angle> is greater than or equal to 90deg and less the
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