Chris Moschini wrote: > Thanks. I think it can also help alleviate the common gripe CSS users have of > "there is no not() selector" I assume this not() selector would not do the same thing as the :not() pseudo-class in CSS3 Selectors does? > I think that the rule() function (or property) would obey the normal CSS rules > of cascade and specificity with the addition that selectors called through rule() > are less specific than properties at the same level, thus, given: So this "rule" thing is cumulative, then? In other words, any rule that matches an element and has this "rule" construct makes more rules match the element. Except at a different point in the cascade.... right? -BorisReceived on Wednesday, 22 October 2003 04:34:32 GMT
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