Alright, maybe a more bizarre question for the list, and I don't know
why or how it burrowed into my brain, but I think I blame Stu Nicholls
<http://www.cssplay.co.uk>.
Now, I remember reading at some point in my long and sordid history with
CSS that one should be able (maybe just theoretically according to the
W3C spec, or is anticipated in CSS3?) to combine percentages, ems, and
pixel values. Something like 'width: 100% - 200px - 20em;' or 'margin:
5px + 2em;' . I tried it initially, it didn't work, and I gave up on it
in favor of commonly taught and used practices in the CSS community.
However, lately I've been thinking that if it's possible (in any context
within CSS, but particularly content block-level elements), it's
something I should really be aware of and using.
So, list, is there a way of combining them within a single attribute
(you could always use them separately), or was I daydreaming when I
thought there was an elegant method of combining mixed values? Thanks
for any and all responses.
Regards,
Derek
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