Hi,
I noticed that there's not any clarification in the Decorations spec about
applying multiple decorators to a single element.
Example:
.headline[access-type=premium] {
decorator: url(#premium-decorator);
}
.headline[content-type=video] {
decorator: url(#video-decorator);
}
h3 class
On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 1:07 PM, Sam L'ecuyer s...@cateches.is wrote:
I noticed that there's not any clarification in the Decorations spec about
applying multiple decorators to a single element.
Example:
.headline[access-type=premium] {
decorator: url(#premium-decorator);
}
.headline
Per standard CSS rules, the latter declaration would win in the
cascade, and so only #video-decorator would be applied. If
'decorator' can apply multiple values, they have to be done in a
single line, not across declarations like this.
That's what I assumed. I was mostly trying to clarify
