layout/reftests/border-radius/curved-border-background-nogap.html

Thu, 15 Jan 2015 21:03:48 +0100

author
Michael Schloh von Bennewitz <michael@schloh.com>
date
Thu, 15 Jan 2015 21:03:48 +0100
branch
TOR_BUG_9701
changeset 11
deefc01c0e14
permissions
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Integrate friendly tips from Tor colleagues to make (or not) 4.5 alpha 3;
This includes removal of overloaded (but unused) methods, and addition of
a overlooked call to DataStruct::SetData(nsISupports, uint32_t, bool.)

michael@0 1 <!DOCTYPE html>
michael@0 2 <style>
michael@0 3 /*
michael@0 4 Turns out that the antialiasing on the outer edge of a block with
michael@0 5 border-radius is not consistent if the width and border-width are changed
michael@0 6 even if the resulting shape should look the same. So clip out the part
michael@0 7 that's too far from the center
michael@0 8 */
michael@0 9 div.outer {
michael@0 10 width: 100px;
michael@0 11 height: 100px;
michael@0 12 overflow: hidden;
michael@0 13 }
michael@0 14 /* We want the following constraints to be satisfied:
michael@0 15 1) Entire inner div content area is contained inside the 100px square.
michael@0 16 2) Entire 100px square is contained inside the outer circle of the inner
michael@0 17 div's border.
michael@0 18
michael@0 19 This requires that the inner div width/height be < 100px and that the
michael@0 20 radius of the outer circle be at least 50 * sqrt(2). Let's go with a 75px
michael@0 21 radius for that outer circle. We then need to shift our inner div up and
michael@0 22 to the left by 25px to center it in the clipping region.
michael@0 23 */
michael@0 24
michael@0 25 div.inner {
michael@0 26 width: 50px;
michael@0 27 height: 50px;
michael@0 28 border: 50px solid black;
michael@0 29 background: black;
michael@0 30 border-radius: 100px;
michael@0 31 position: relative;
michael@0 32 top: -25px;
michael@0 33 left: -25px;
michael@0 34 }
michael@0 35 </style>
michael@0 36 <div class="outer"><div class="inner"></div></div>

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