Say I don't know how a typical browser will display the <ins> tag. (Or say I don't know how *your* browser will, as indeed I don't, considering that you have user style sheets.) So your browser may display it boldfaced, or underlined, or green, or italicized, or smallcaps, or fullcaps, or.... Now say I want it boldfaced, but otherwise exactly the same as its parent element. Then in CSS as it stands now, I'd have to specify very many properties (i.e., ins{color:inherit;background-color:inherit;etc:etc}). Wouldn't it be wise to have a property called "all" (or the like), so that I could specify ins{all:inherit;font-weight:bolder}? Michael Hamm BA, Math, Aug. '00 msh210@nyu.edu http://www.crosswinds.net/~msh210/Received on Sunday, 14 November 1999 14:22:01 GMT
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