diff --git a/css-transitions-2/Overview.bs b/css-transitions-2/Overview.bs index 93687e15762..82d57ef4538 100644 --- a/css-transitions-2/Overview.bs +++ b/css-transitions-2/Overview.bs @@ -84,20 +84,18 @@ the transition was generated (e.g. 'border-left-width'). ISSUE: Update the defining instance of [=transitionable=] once it is ported from Level 1. -In CSS Transitions Level 2, -property values are [=transitionable=] -unless they have an [=animation type=] that is [=not animatable=]. -Values with a [=discrete=] [=animation type=] are [=transitionable=], -and flip at 50% progress (p = 0.5). - -However, the ''transition-property/all'' keyword -continues to expand only to all [=transitionable=] properties -whose [=animation type=] is not [=discrete=]. - -Note: This is for compatibility with CSS Transitions Level 1 -(and because authors will rarely want [=discrete=] properties to transition at 50% by default). -Note this means that the ''tranisition-property/all'' keyword here -maps to a subset of the 'all' [=shorthand property=]’s [=longhand properties=]. +In CSS Transitions Level 2, when comparing the [=before-change style=] and +[=after-change style=] for a given property, the property values are +[=transitionable=] if: +
+ Name: transition-behavior + Value: <+ +The syntax for specifying 'transition-behavior' is as follows: + +># + Initial: normal + Applies to: All elements + Inherited: no + Percentages: N/A + Computed value: as specified + Canonical order: per grammar + Animation type: not animatable +