Re: content: url() is bad

>>Compare:

>>h1 { content: url(xyzcompany-logo); }
>>h1 { content: "Logo: " url(xyzcompany-logo); }
>>h1 { content: "\160  " url(xyzcompany-logo); }
>>h1 { content: "\feff  " url(xyzcompany-logo); }
>>h1 { content: url(something) url(xyzcompany-logo); }

> Do you have a better proposal? I haven't fully thought this through yet.

I think that when image within a "serie" could not be found, the next 
"serie" (separated by commas) should be used. If none such serie exists, 
as with all the examples from Boris, "contents" should be used instead 
(as final fallback).


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  Anne van Kesteren
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Received on Monday, 12 April 2004 12:42:02 UTC