On Aug 4, 8:10 am, liberte <[email protected]> wrote:
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> But my problem is about how the browser computes a style property for
> a particular element regardless of any JS code. There is a static
> relationship between the styles of each element and other elements it
> is dependent on, its siblings, parent and children hierarchy. How
> the browser arrives at a particular static state may involve some
> dynamic cycling until things stabilize, but that dynamic process is
> probably irrelevant to anything we might be able to debug.
>
> The problem involves inheritance - where does a particular style
> property get its computed value from? The problem is particularly
> challenging when relative and auto properties are used. Relative to
> what specifically? Auto-computed from what inputs?
>
> I hope you have some ideas to help address these problems. Thanks.
I have none; it sounds like you understand these issues. Let me know
if you want help to add support for these ideas to Firebug.
jjb.
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