- From: John Russell <ve3ll@rac.ca>
- Date: Sat, 10 Mar 2001 11:38:03 -0500
- To: www-amaya-dev@w3.org
A brief report on Amaya 4.3 when tested against the W3.org test suite at http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/test/ Fails test 1.1 @ This sentence is black. If it is red then... Fails test 1.4 @ This sentence should be black, not red-- class selectors cannot begin with digits in CSS1. Fails test 1.5 @ This sentence should be black, not red-- ID selectors cannot begin with digits in CSS1. Fails test 1.6 @ Hello. The first "hello" should be green, but this part should be black Fails test 2.1 @ Purple unvisited, lime (light green) visited, maroon (dark red) while active (being clicked) visited links are not indicated as such -- probably lack of a history stack!! Fails test 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6 total failure on first line, first letter, pseudo elements Fails test 3.1 (!important) Fails test 3.2 @ This list item should be blue...... and so should this; neither should be purple. both lines show as grey I discontinued at this point but noted from 5.2.2 that cursive and fantasy fonts are not provided. I think that the w3.org test suite should be used more often by the Amaya team to benchmark progress towards completion of some of the older specifications such as CSS1 and HTML4. The major one IMHO is cascading. Author settings should override user settings unless the !important flag is used. Currently this is not happening for the background-color component which leads to other problems such as display of www.w3.org with background setting of anything other than white... John Russell, VE3LL@RAC.CA http://www.cgocable.net/~jrussel Mystery readers may want to click on DOROTHYL
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