Skin style inhibiting in non-inherited style blocks cause the entire block to
be dropped when it should be a no-op
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Key: ADFFACES-287
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ADFFACES-287
Project: MyFaces ADF-Faces
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Skinning
Reporter: Matt Cooper
If you have a skin style block where "-tr-inhibit: all;" is specified, it is
supposed to drop all previous style definitions for that selector. This works
great except if that selector wasn't defined in the skin you are extending.
If a customer wants to implement their own skin (based on a default Trinidad
skin), they should be able to add "-tr-inhibit: all;" definitions in all of
their style blocks regardless of whether the selector for that style block is
present in the Trinidad skin. Currently, if they do this any selectors not in
the Trinidad skin will simply be ignored and any additional style definitions
in that block will not make it into the generated CSS file.
Inhibiting style definitions when none exist should be applying only to
definitions from inherited skins, not the current skin.
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