Fri, 02 Aug 2013 15:19:41 +0900
Add issue about naming of offset
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1.1 --- a/web-animations/index.html Wed Jul 31 09:21:42 2013 -0700 1.2 +++ b/web-animations/index.html Fri Aug 02 15:19:41 2013 +0900 1.3 @@ -2094,13 +2094,13 @@ 1.4 </div> 1.5 <p class="caption"> 1.6 Example of a timing function that produces a ease-in effect. 1.7 - Given a input timing fraction of 0.7, the timing function scales the 1.8 + Given an input timing fraction of 0.7, the timing function scales the 1.9 value to produce an output time fraction of 0.52.<br> 1.10 By applying this timing function, time will appear to progress more 1.11 slowly at first but then gradually progress more quickly. 1.12 </p> 1.13 <p> 1.14 - Such <a>timing functions</a> can be applied to an iteration of 1.15 + <a>Timing functions</a> can be applied to an iteration of 1.16 a <a>timed item</a>. 1.17 </p> 1.18 </section> 1.19 @@ -7292,6 +7292,10 @@ 1.20 <a href="#normalizing-the-list-of-keyframes" 1.21 class="sectionRef"></a>. 1.22 </p> 1.23 + <div class="issue"> 1.24 + Is <code>offset</code> too generic? How about 1.25 + <code>timeOffset</code> or <code>keyTime</code>? 1.26 + </div> 1.27 </dd> 1.28 <dt>CompositeOperation? composite = null</dt> 1.29 <dd>