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[css-align][css-multicol] Make "column-gap: normal" to be 1em in multi-column per spec #2145
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Do we know what non-web browser UAs are doing here? I imagine they may be using something different. |
At least Vivliostyle, Prince, and Pdfreactor use |
@MurakamiShinyu Do you know what the behavior of AH formatter is for this? Is column-gap normal 1em, or some other value? |
AH formatter uses 1em as well. |
In that case, I think we should just resolve that it's 1em, and remove the "UA defined" bit, as that doesn't seem to help anyone. |
I agree, it seems that there is interop on this, so there seems no sense in leaving room for ambiguity. |
The Working Group just discussed
The full IRC log of that discussion<dael> Topic: Make "column-gap: normal" to be 1em in multi-column per spec<dael> AmeliaBR: In the multi-col spec there's a suggested value of 1em <dael> AmeliaBR: Everyone is doing 1em so we suggest it's mandatory. <AmeliaBR> s/AmeliaBR/rachelandrew / <dael> florian: And this interop includes print. Let's go for it. <dael> github: https://github.com//issues/2145#issuecomment-377445142 <fantasai> s/AmeliaBR/rachelandrew/ <dael> astearns: proposed is remove the UI defined bit and go with 1em for computing normal in multi-col <dael> RESOLVED: remove the UI defined bit and go with 1em for computing normal in multi-col |
failed to reference the issue, but commit is here for multicol bf38268 |
The CSSWG resolved to make it explicit in the spec in issue w3c/csswg-drafts#2145. The reason is that there's interop between all UAs regarding this. These 2 tests were marked as optional "may" but they're not optional anymore.
Specs:
There's an issue in
css-align
about this:I've realized there's a WPT test checking exactly that: http://w3c-test.org/css/css-multicol/multicol-gap-001.xht
Right now is marked as optional, but it passes in all the browsers I checked: Chromium, Safari, Firefox and Edge.
Maybe it's possible to update the specs and make this test mandatory. WDYT?
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