On Tuesday, April 19, 2005, 3:47:44 PM, samcctan wrote:
s> Hi all,
s> If one of the attibutes, for example the colour (fill) of a rect is set
s> to be in red "<rect x="20" y="20" width="100" height="100"
s> style="fill:red"/>. Is it possible for us to change the colour in a
s> separate stylesheet (CSS) by using this?
s> .rect{fill:pink}
No. To see why, read the CSS2 specification on 'specificity'. The style
attribute has a very high specificity.
Now, if instead of style="fill:red" you wrote fill="red" then the
specificity would be lower (in fact, zero) so your style rule would take
effect.
s> So far, I understand it won't work. Is there anyway we could change the
s> attibutes (colour, stroke, stoke-width, etc.) in a separate stylesheet
s> even though they have been set to certain attributes?
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