- From: Terje Norderhaug <Terje@in-Progress.com>
- Date: Thu, 24 Apr 1997 14:25:02 -0800
- To: neil@bigpic.com, www-style@w3.org
At 5:15 AM 4/24/97, Neil St.Laurent wrote: > >However I would see great promise if DSSSL had a cascade of some >effect whereas I could query the existing style sheets layer by layer >and decide what to do on each user's system. Or a simple logic >extension to CSS to do this. May eb rather than just a cascade, it would be an idea if the style sheets description facilitated more "intelligent" negotiation between style sheets? The style-sheet negotiation can be done based on knowledge about how well different style properties work together. In other words, the renderer is an expert system that takes the style sheets as guidelines and tries to figure out an appropriate compromise. Such a negotation strategy is a contrast to a deterministic procedural cascading mechanism and would suggest more descriptive style sheets that contain metainformation useful for the negitation. It might be better to follow such a path for DSSSL and leave CSS to provide the simpler cascading approach. -- Terje <Terje@in-progress.com> | Media Design in*Progress Interaction makes editing Cascading Style Sheets easy... http://interaction.in-progress.com/components/style Make your Web Site a Social Place with Interaction - The Most Powerful Companion to a Mac Web Server! <http://interaction.in-progress.com>
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