third_party/WebKit/LayoutTests/fast/borders/border-image-scaled.html

   1 <html>
   2 <head>
   3     <style>
   4         body { overflow: hidden; }
   5         div {
   6             width: 150px;
   7             height: 150px;
   8             margin: 10px;
   9             display: inline-block;
  10         }
  11
  12         div.rr {
  13             -webkit-border-image: url("resources/border-image.png") 21 30 30 21 / 42px 60px 60px 42px repeat repeat;
  14         }
  15
  16         div.rs {
  17             -webkit-border-image: url("resources/border-image.png") 21 30 30 21 / 42px 60px 60px 42px repeat stretch;
  18         }
  19
  20         div.sr {
  21             -webkit-border-image: url("resources/border-image.png") 21 30 30 21 / 42px 60px 60px 42px stretch repeat;
  22         }
  23
  24         div.ss {
  25             -webkit-border-image: url("resources/border-image.png") 21 30 30 21 / 42px 60px 60px 42px stretch stretch;
  26         }
  27     </style>
  28 </head>
  29 <body>
  30 <p>The purpose of this test case is to illustrate the legacy behavior of -webkit-border-image. The specified border widths
  31 actually end up becoming the real border widths. The border-image property in the specification doesn't do this.
  32 </p>
  33     <div class="rr"></div>
  34     <div class="rs"></div>
  35     <br>
  36     <div class="sr"></div>
  37     <div class="ss"></div>
  38 </body>
  39 </html>