- From: Frédéric WANG <fred.wang@free.fr>
- Date: Thu, 24 May 2012 11:09:49 +0200
- To: www-math@w3.org
> >> FYI, Mozilla only implements the unitless "0" (and maybe "+0" and "-0") >> but this has recently be removed to align on the MathML3 spec. > > For all lengths, or just for mpadded? > > Thanks for your comments; > bruce Mozilla supports unitless for all length attributes and treats it as a multiple of the default (although it is not clear whether determining the "default" is well implemented). For mpadded, Mozilla allows unitless only for "0". The code contains these comments: // also cater for the edge case of "0" for which the unit is optional // no explicit CSS unit and no explicit pseudo-unit... // In this case, the MathML REC suggests taking ems for // h-unit (width, lspace) or exs for v-unit (height, depth). // Here, however, we explicitly request authors to specify // the unit. This is more in line with the CSS REC (and // it allows keeping the code simpler...) In Firefox 15 (nightly build), the case "0" is now removed.
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