CSS-like aliases for style attributes

[dunkelziffer]

Maybe this is just my perception as a web developer, but CSS seems to be the most ubiquitious design system. I know the default output format for D2 is SVG, so taking over some names from SVG attributes makes sense, but I think having aliases to CSS attributes would reduce the need to consult the docs as frequently for many people.

Suggested aliases:

current name	alias
stroke	border-color
stroke-width	border-width
stroke-dash	border-style
fill	background-color
fill-pattern	background-pattern (doesn't exist in CSS)
font	font-family
font-color	color
bold	font-weight: bold
italic	font-style: italic
underline	text-decoration: underline

Some mappings are not perfect, e.g. bold/italic/underline. Maintaining this might not be worth the effort. I consider this a minor UX improvement.

[abusizhishen]

Maybe this is just my perception as a web developer, but CSS seems to be the most ubiquitious design system. I know the default output format for D2 is SVG, so taking over some names from SVG attributes makes sense, but I think having aliases to CSS attributes would reduce the need to consult the docs as frequently for many people.

Suggested aliases:

current name alias
stroke border-color
stroke-width border-width
stroke-dash border-style
fill background-color
fill-pattern background-pattern (doesn't exist in CSS)
font font-family
font-color color
bold font-weight: bold
italic font-style: italic
underline text-decoration: underline
Some mappings are not perfect, e.g. bold/italic/underline. Maintaining this might not be worth the effort. I consider this a minor UX improvement.

thanks a lot, i have trouble in change container color, now it resolved