A major test that is missing from the CSS1 test suite is a test that width (5.5.23) and height (5.5.24) are not enlarged when there are children elements larger than the parent. (This is something most current browsers fail.) A test could be something like this (just doing width as an example): div.three { width: 20em; border: medium solid purple; padding: 1em; } p.three { width: 30em; border: medium solid purple; padding: 1em; } <div class="three"> This is text inside DIV CLASS="three". This DIV should have width 20em. <p class="three"> This is text inside P CLASS="three". This P should have width 30em, and should therefore be wider than its parent and should "stick out" on the right side. </p> </div> I am proposing this publicly because the Test Suite is at its last stage of review, so others should be able to comment before final release. David -------------------------------------------------------------------- L. David Baron | Freshman, Harvard dbaron@fas.harvard.edu | < http://www.fas.harvard.edu/%7Edbaron/ > --------------------------------------------------------------------Received on Wednesday, 20 January 1999 21:09:13 GMT
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