note how orientation metadata affects naturalWidth/Height #5358
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This allows us to pick up the automatic rotation of the dimensions of images with orientation metadata, such as in JPEG EXIF tags.
Partially addresses whatwg#4495.
- We don't linebreak in the references section uls - It appears the spec name has changed - L. Verou added as an editor - Apparently the spec is split into two now :(
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I pushed some minor fixups, including some more just generally related to straightening out our references situation for CSSIMAGES. LGTM, although if you could verify I didn't mess anything up that'd be ideal, and I guess @annevk was the most involved in #4495, so getting his double-check would also be nice.
(There's a remaining issue where the CSSWG seems inconsistent about whether "Module" is used in the titles, and we seem inconsistent about, when it is present, whether we respect it or omit it in our <cite> title references. Also, this is the first time we have two levels of the same spec referenced, I believe. So things aren't perfect. But I tried to judge them in the direction of slightly better.)
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Module is in the "long" titles (and should be consistent, I can go check/fix if not), but feel free to cite with the short forms. |
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Thanks @domenic. Re "We don't linebreak in the references section uls", maybe |
Implements #4495 (comment), pointing out that image orientation metadata affects naturalWidth/naturalHeight on img, and that the image-orientation property has no effect.
(See WHATWG Working Mode: Changes for more details.)
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