- From: ament <ament@xs4all.nl>
- Date: Thu, 05 Aug 1999 16:54:30 +0200
- To: www-style@w3.org
Hi there! I'm trying to implement CSS2-stylesheets.. I want to implement it 100% correctly, but I've got a problem: --Intro-------------------------------------------------------------- It's about inlineboxes and different margins I have a html-source: <HMTL><BODY> TEXT IS NI<EM>C</EM>E </BODY></HTML> and I want to display it on the screen with enough width (you don't have to break the "TEXT IS NICE" sequence..; it can stay on 1 linebox) where normal text has a margin-left: 2em and EM-text has a margin-left: 4em --Question----------------------------------------------------------- Should I use 1 or 2 ? 1) should "TEXT IS NICE" be completely interpreted as 1 inlinebox and so 1 time the margin-left is being used. 2) should "TEXT IS NI" , "C" , "E" be interpreted as 3 different inline boxes and their margin-left be applied to all the 3 of them. (resulting in a very ugly line of text) I hope any of you could anwser the question and that I haven't overlooked anything in the documents on www.w3.org greetings, Mark
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