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I've been working on adding support for the calc() proposal that's in CSS3 Values and Units. I've now added support for -moz-calc(), -moz-min(), and -moz-max() functions to a significant number of properties. (Note that min() and max() do not have -moz- prefixes when they're inside an expression, but they do have prefixes when they're the top-level expression.)
Support for calc() allows style sheets to write things like this:
p { width: -moz-calc(50% - 4px); }
Calc expressions can use the operators +, -, *, and /, the functions min() and max(), and parentheses. The operators + and - must have spaces around them. Values that have units (that is, lengths or percentages) can only appear in the numerator of a division, and cannot be multiplied by each other.
See Paul's blog entry for more examples.
This support applies to the following properties that accept lengths:
and the following properties that accept lengths and percentages:
1 Not in Firefox 4 beta 5, but in nightlies.
2 Not in Firefox 4 beta 5 or in nightlies, but will hopefully be in Firefox 4 beta 6.
† Certain prefixed properties may be renamed to unprefixed forms prior to Firefox 4 release.
The following properties that accept percentages and lengths do not have support for calc(), and will not have it in Firefox 4 unless somebody convinces me in the next few days that it's worth adding it:
Update (2010-09-06 14:12): I actually forgot to
mention a few properties in the above lists. (And nobody pointed out
their absence, either.) Also in the unsupported list, I should have
mentioned line-height
, clip
, and
-moz-image-region
. In the supported list, I should have
mentioned -moz-transform
(except it doesn't support min()
and max()). And also in the supported list, I should have mentioned
border-*-width
and -moz-column-gap
(with the
caveat that they're not implemented yet, because I missed them, but they
will be soon).
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