- From: Eric A. Meyer <emeyer@sr71.lit.cwru.edu>
- Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1998 13:28:09 -0500
- To: www-style@w3.org
>Suggestion for the navbars: make them Bobby-approved, with a separating >character between adjacent links, or else you might make the enclosing >[brackets] the separators, outside the anchors. Er... who's Bobby, and how do I get approval? Besides, I DO have a separating character. It's just a space, that's all. I've considered moving the brackets out of the anchors, actually. I'll have to look at my export calculations and figure which would be easier to do. >We can dream. Make the whole suite HTML 4.0 strict with DOCTYPEs. :-) There's a bit of debate over this one, actually. I have at least one request to purposely leave out </P> tags in order to force tests of HTML parsing. I'm still turning that one over in my head-- is this appropriate for a CSS test? I can see reasons for and against, and haven't yet made up my mind. >1.6 (sec16.htm) >P outside TABLE would not be navy, given that the only color specified for >P is >HTML BODY TABLE P {color: navy; font-family: sans-serif;}. Ian Hickson >mentioned this I believe. Yep. See my response to Ian on that one; it's a botched selector. >1.7 (sec17.htm) >Maybe add a test for a comment inside a style rule, like for example: >.three {color: green; /* background: yellow; */} To quote myself when I read this: "Ooo! Good idea!" >2.4 (sec24.htm) >Paragraphs would be "maroon" not "green"; (there is no style for green there). Typo. Fixed. >5.2.2 (sec522.htm) >Minor point. The sentences, "This sentence is normal for the first >section." are serif because they are inside DIV.a which is >font-family:serif. Same for DIV.b and monospace. This might have been less >confusing to me if the DIVs had no style rules, or, if "The style >declarations which apply to the text below are:" said, "The style >declarations which apply to the two sections below are:". I'll reword those opening sentences to make the idea more explicit. My goal was to provide a generic font-family for a given DIV, and then specifically override it with the class selectors. >5.3.2 (sec532.htm) >"No maroon backgrounds here!" >There is no maroon declaration; I think this means "green." Another typo. Also fixed. >5.5.25 and 5.5.26 (sec5525.htm and sec5526.htm) >"redtall.gif" either needs WIDTH and HEIGHT or a square shape like >"redsqr.gif" or "redsquare.gif" or the text could be changed from, "a red >square." Fixed. >I hope there is not too much duplication of effort here. Best of luck with >your project, Eric. It is looking great. Thanks, Susan. Everyone is helping make it much better, and I really appreciate it. -- Eric A. Meyer - eam3@po.cwru.edu - http://www.cwru.edu/home/eam3.html Hypermedia Systems Manager Digital Media Services http://www.cwru.edu/dms/dms.html Case Western Reserve University http://www.cwru.edu/
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