value called "tab". This could be very useful for making lists look and behave like native tabs, but there's something I don't understand. Tabs are almost always used in a group context, yet there is no "tab-group" property value. Is there a specific reason for this? It would seem to me that a "tab-group" value would make it easy to create a tab group with a simple unordered list... | ul.tabgroup { appearance: tab-group } | ul.tabgroup il { appearance: tab } ....Or perhaps a <div> and some hyperlinks... | div.tabgroup { appearance: tab-group } | div.tabgroup a { appearance: tab } Then again, if I understand correctly, |appearance| doesn't affect the |display| property. Should this require "tab" and "tab-group" values for |display|?Received on Thursday, 10 March 2005 17:24:41 GMT
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