- From: Albert Lui <al@primeconsult.com>
- Date: Sun, 31 Jan 1999 19:07:24 -0500
- To: www-style@w3.org
Hello, I was just fooling around with some of Internet Explorer's CSS properties and by mistake I saved on the files with the following rule: P { cursor: crosshair; border: thick; border-color: red } I know the above declaration is invalid since I've specified the width of the border in shorthand but I also specified border-color explicitly. The user agent ignored it and simply displayed what was contained within <P> without style. I've no doubt that it is correct in assuming such rendering, so just out of curiousity I searched the CSS 2 specification on information relating to shorthand precedence. There was none. Perhaps a comment should be added whereas it is suggested that user agents should follow both declarations even though border-color should have simply been written along with border as shorthand. Just a suggestion you guys might want to consider.... --Albert.
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