Hi, Is it a good idea that the dynamic pseudo classes work the way they do in the cascade versus non-dynamic rules? If an UA wanted to create a default style like: a:focus {background-color: blue; color: white} and then the author writes the style rule: a {color: blue} things wont cascade very well. If the UA tries to avoid the problem by using non-CSS features, the author cannot override them. Perhaps this would work better if the dynamic pseudo classes sort of cascaded by themselves, that is, an author had to explicitly override the dynamic pseudo classes to overide such user agent rules? If so it might be possible to reduce the restriction on how they need to be written in correct order as well. /StaffanReceived on Monday, 18 April 2005 15:38:25 GMT
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