STH wrote: > I looked around for a matrix of what is currently implemented from CSS 2 > but didn't see one. This question may be answered elsewhere. Please > forgive me if I'm rehashing old ground. I have been trying to create a > CSS file for the DocBook 4.1.2 XML DTD ( http://www.docbook.org ) and > realized the usefulness of having the "\A" described in 12.2 of the > CSS-2 spec > ( http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/generate.html#content ). I've noticed > that this particular CSS feature seems not to be supported by Mozilla as > of the time of this message. > > I'd like to know the following: > > Is there a plan to support this "\A" functionality? > > Is there a place to look for what CSS functionality is and is not supported? > > Is anybody familiar with examples of CSS applied to DocBook? > > I know Norman Walsh has provided some XSLT for processing DocBook into > html, etc. That isn't really what I want. I want the XML to be > rendered by the browser using an existing style sheet and no translation. > > TIA, > > STH
There are a few bugs on this issue, all resolved as INVALID or WONTFIX: Quoting from Ian Hickson in http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=56956#c2: > ... we are using a "progressive" interpretation of the CSS > specification that says that the white-space property applies to generated > content and, since it is set to 'normal' by default, we will ignore line feeds > such as that introduced by \A. To fix this, set: > *|*:after, *|*:before { white-space: pre; } > ...in your stylesheet. Simon
