Hi,
was making some CSS styles today and kept on adding rules like:
[@scale < 75000]
After a while something inside me rebelled... this is wrong.
The scale threshold I'm looking for is 1/75000=0,000013333, 75000 is the
scale denominator.
For the cartographer that actually knows what a scale is, and to avoid
spreading
even more confusion on the topic of scales (before people start really
thinking
the denominator and the scale are the same thing), can we deprecate scale
and
use, uh, whatever, scaled, scale-denominator, or even just sd instead?
Cheers
Andrea
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