The prefixed -webkit-text-stroke, -webkit-text-stroke-color and -webkit-text-stroke-width properties are widely supported. They are currently defined in the Compatibility Standard. Browsers also support -webkit-text-fill which seems unnecessary because the color property can be used instead.
Should we standardize similar properties? Something like:
- text-stroke-color: <color> (initially
currentcolor)
- text-stroke-width: <line-width> (initially
medium like in border-width? Not 0 like in the compat spec)
- (maybe also?) text-stroke-offset: <length>
- text-stroke (a shorthand for the above properties)
[#963 (comment) refers to CSS Fill and Stroke Module, but it seems to only apply to SVG elements.]
The prefixed
-webkit-text-stroke,-webkit-text-stroke-colorand-webkit-text-stroke-widthproperties are widely supported. They are currently defined in the Compatibility Standard. Browsers also support-webkit-text-fillwhich seems unnecessary because thecolorproperty can be used instead.Should we standardize similar properties? Something like:
currentcolor)mediumlike inborder-width? Not0like in the compat spec)[#963 (comment) refers to CSS Fill and Stroke Module, but it seems to only apply to SVG elements.]