Ian Hickson wrote:
On Mon, 31 Oct 2005, Lachlan Hunt wrote:
It says the content of nested elements should be ignored; but since it is a
style element itself, it's not being ignored by Mozilla.
Oh, I see the confusion. The parenthetical is being interpreted way too
literally. Ok, fixed.
| All child elements must be processed, according to their semantics,
| before the style element itself is evaluated.
Ok, that's a little improvement, but it should probably say "All
[descendant] elements..."
So let me see if I get this right:
<style id="s1">
.one { background:red }
.two { background:lime }
<p>
.two { background:red }
<style id="s2">
.one { background:lime }
.three { background:lime }
</style>
</p>
.three { background:red }
</style>
In that case, the result passed to the style system will be equivalent to:
From #s1:
.one { background:red }
.two { background:lime }
.three { background:red }
From #s2:
.one { background:lime }
.three { background:lime }
Is that correct?
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Lachlan Hunt
http://lachy.id.au/
