Can anyone explain the distinction between -webkit-text-fill-color and color? Are they functionally different or essentially the same? I'm having trouble discerning any significant variation. Is there a specific use case where one would be more effective than the other?
According to a recent post on the WebKit blog:
text-fill-color– This specific property enables the selection of a fill color for text content. In cases where it is left unset, thecolorattribute will be utilized for filling purposes.
Indeed, both properties serve a similar function, however, -webkit-text-fill-color will override the value of color if they happen to differ.
The reasoning behind this behavior seems to be that users have the flexibility to opt for a distinct color when employing -webkit-text-stroke, while still having a fallback option in place with color should -webkit-text-fill-color not be supported (resulting in unreadable text).
It's noteworthy to mention that, as of 2021, -webkit-text-fill-color (as well as various other -webkit prefixed attributes) may work in browsers beyond WebKit-based ones, such as Firefox.
The property -webkit-text-fill-colortransparent which opens up a world of creative possibilities for text, such as applying horizontal gradients. For an inspiring demonstration, take a look at this rainbow text showcase: http://jsfiddle.net/DoubleYo/qGfzm/
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