Hello, I notice that when I validate my CSS files, I get a warning if for any given element I specify a color without a background-color, or vice versa. I don't see any rationale for this in the W3C CSS1 Recommendation (http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS1#color-and-background-properties) -- in fact, since color inherits and background-color defaults to "transparent" there's no need to specify them explicitly for each element, it seems to me. Adding "color: inherit;" and "background-color: transparent;" eliminates the validator's warnings, but why is this necessary? With all best, Erik Rieselbach Pfizer HQ Graphic Design 212.573.1582 erik.rieselbach@pfizer.comReceived on Thursday, 2 August 2001 12:41:17 GMT
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