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line-height-step
property would lead to an author accidentally getting the double height in a browser he/she didn’t test against due to a variation on the value of line-height:normal
caused by each browser calculating it slightly differently.
line-height:normal
is a TBD fixed value when the user sets line-height-step
to anything other than initial. If this proposal does go forward the initial value of line-height-step
should be none.line-height:normal
suddenly stops working.background-repeat-x/y
due to web usage several browser vendors didn’t want to add the property because they didn’t feel there was such a strong need. It is Chrome’s responsibility to gather more data to either persuade other vendors to implement it or to decide that they can remove it.background-repeat-x/y
for now