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he fluid() function:
fluid()
.foo { font-size: ms-fluid(1@320px, 3@480px); }
Being the syntax:
ms-fluid(STEP@BREAKPOINT, STEP@BREAKPOINT)
Question: Is it possible to have infinite steps and breakpoints? Should we have them? Would that be useful?
We could get the value using clamp()
clamp()
Even better, if we could have easing functions:
.bar { font-size: ms-fluid(1@320px, 3@480px, 'ease-in'); }
Being the default "linear".
"linear"
Attention: It have been really hard to find how to convert the Bézier cubic notations to mathematical functions.
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Should we infer steps from sizes?
.foobar { font-size: ms-fluid(16px@320px, 48px@480px); }
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he
fluid()
function:Being the syntax:
Question: Is it possible to have infinite steps and breakpoints? Should we have them? Would that be useful?
We could get the value using
clamp()
Even better, if we could have easing functions:
Being the default
"linear"
.Attention: It have been really hard to find how to convert the Bézier cubic notations to mathematical functions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: