Re: CSS 3 Comments

On 11/5/13 10:59 AM, "Brady Duga" <duga@google.com<mailto:duga@google.com>> wrote:

I'm not sure I would request the different indent behavior after a break without first understanding if this different rendering is limited to just indents. Are there other styles that might be different at a page boundary? Could there be even/odd differences, or two-up facing page changes? While it might be the correct solution, I think it is a bit hasty to rush one of our use cases into a requested solution. I would argue we leave it off this list, but defer issues about styling changes based on page to our face-to-face discussion with the CSS wg.

+1 to the various other comments, though.

I'm starting to think that some positional pseudo-elements would address lots of these issues:

p::top-of-page { text-indent: 0; }

This might help with something I mentioned in the pagination doc—space breaks that fall at the top/bottom of the page often require ornaments/asterisks:

div.spacebreak::bottom-of-page p { content: '*  *  *'; }


Dave



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