Consider the following example document-tree: * HTML (margin,border,padding:0; width:auto) * HEAD (ignored) * BODY (margin,border,padding:0; width:auto) * P (margin,border,padding:0; text-align:center; width:500) * anonymous inlinebox * "The lazy fox jumped over the dog, or whatever.." html.width will be viewport.width (9.1.2) -> body.width will be viewport.width (10.3.3) -> p.width will be viewport.width (10.3.3) (conflict!) What should my program do to resolve the conflict? 1) set p.margin-right to 'auto' (10.3.3) so scrolling will never take place, even if content exceeds viewport or 2) internally adjust html.width (keeping the value on 'auto') (overriding init-state at 9.1.2) so scrolling could take place when the content exceeds the viewport greetings, Mark AmentReceived on Friday, 19 November 1999 19:32:44 GMT
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