Which of a glyph's fill and stroke is painted on top.
CSS paint-order, and the reason it exists: a stroke is centred on the outline, so half of it
falls inside the glyph. Painted over the fill — the default — a thick stroke eats into the
letterform and thins it. Painted under, the fill stays whole and the stroke only widens the
glyph outward.
Which of a glyph's fill and stroke is painted on top.
CSS
paint-order, and the reason it exists: a stroke is centred on the outline, so half of it falls inside the glyph. Painted over the fill — the default — a thick stroke eats into the letterform and thins it. Painted under, the fill stays whole and the stroke only widens the glyph outward.