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@estelle This is looking mostly good; I've left a few comments for you to check over.
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## Guides | ||
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- [CSS value functions](/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_Values_and_Units/CSS_Value_Functions) |
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This is also linked in the "See also" section, but it doesn't seem to belong here, IMO. It is not a guide about easing functions specifically.
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narrowed the link down to the easing section.
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Alternatively, you may want an animation to move forwards in distinct steps such as a segmented wheel that rotates such that the segments always appear in the same position. For this, step easing functions can be used. | ||
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By default, gradient color changes progress linearly between each pair of color stops. Easing functions enable controlling the rate of change of gradient interpolation, which can be used to produce different visual effects such as suggesting a concave or convex surface, or producing a striped effect. |
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This paragraph suggests that easing functions are used in controlling the rate of color change in CSS linear gradients, whereas that's not the case, right? Will it be the case in the future? You should remove this, or update it to make it clear that this is future functionality, whatever seems appropriate.
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we will be able to, but not supported yet i don't think (I thought it was). Removing.
Co-authored-by: Chris Mills <chrisdavidmills@gmail.com>
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@estelle Looking good. Just one small grammar nit to look at, but approving nonetheless.
Co-authored-by: Chris Mills <chrisdavidmills@gmail.com>
part of github.com/openwebdocs/project/issues/147