Tim Brown wrote:
<h4 style="background-image: url(something.jpg) !important;
background-image: none;">...</h4>
... browsers that don't understand !important (NN4) still show a
transparent area, which they should, and browsers that do understand
!important still show a background image on the h4, which they
should, except Safari (I'm using version 2.0 ... not sure about
other versions) - which should show an image - shows a transparent
area.
I've not encountered this before, and the spec is pretty vague about
how to handle inline styles. However, I would intuitively expect the
same behavior you do, and if the other implementations agree, then
you should probably file this as a bug with Apple. I doubt they
would want to be different in this area and they probably just didn't
contemplate inline !important rules very carefully.
Good luck,
--
-Adam Kuehn
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