Re: specificity, user style sheets and SVG

Chris,

re: Opera, I checked the user style sheet was working in html... Why  
did you find Opera USS.css was working in SVG? I can re-check if so.

regarding IE5.2 bear in mind this is on OS X. ASV is fine , but all  
style sheets appear greyed out, which is weird given one is in a  
dialogue searching for a user style sheet. However it may be that  
this was a result of limited MS support for IE on OS X.
I'm not sure as I never used it much.
ie5.2: explorer,preferences, web content, show style sheets, use my  
style sheet, select style sheet: [anything.css] all greyed out.

cheers

Jonathan Chetwynd



On 9 Feb 2007, at 18:39, Chris Lilley wrote:


On Friday, February 9, 2007, 3:20:21 PM, Jonathan wrote:

JC> Boris,

JC> I haven't (yet) completed an authoritative analysis of current UA
JC> behaviour in this respect.

JC> however using a user style sheet:
JC> :link, :visited { text-decoration: underline ! important }

JC> this worked well with many html pages, however with svg it  
appears it
JC> may not for Opera, Amaya and Camino

In Opera, did you say in the preferences that you wanted to apply a
user stylesheet?

Pseudoclasses work on SVG in Opera (tested on 9.10 under Win XP)

JC> I wasn't able to enable ie5.2 to accept a user style sheet.
Its possible to do. Please see
http://www.microsoft.com/enable/training/ie5/css.aspx

However, do you mean that you were not able to get an SVG plug in,
running in IE, to apply user style sheet?


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