Here's how I read it. Please correct me if I'm wrong. v.css P is green u.css P is red (because red came second) t.css P is green (because v.css came second and in it P is green) Does @import give a rule more weight in the cascade? Have I overlooked this? Dan Hale dhale@pobox.com >Given t.css: > >@import (u.css); >@import (v.css); > >and u.css: > >@import (v.css); > >p { color: red; } > >and v.css: > >p { color: green; } > >Should the color of p be red or green? > >I will argue that it should be "red" because sheets are to be >processed in order they are found (recursively into files) and if the >same sheet is included twice the second inclusion is ignored.Received on Friday, 2 January 1998 21:00:23 GMT
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