- From: Daniel Glazman <Daniel.Glazman@der.edfgdf.fr>
- Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 17:32:31 +0100 (MET)
- To: www-style@w3.org
5.2.1 Grouping
question : test if a group of selectors with one of the
selectors being invalid invalidates all the group ?
5.3 Universal selector
Should also test an omitted * ?
5.4 Type selectors
On my browser, all the document is sans-serif so it is
difficult to check if the first rule on H1 is applied
I run NS4.7 on Sparc+X
5.5 Descendant selectors
Typo in the title : DescEndant
I suggest "Descendant combinators" instead of "Descendant selectors"
and more generally use "combinators" when appropriate (5.5 -> 5.7)
5.6 Child selectors
sans-serif font invisible. See 5.4 comment
5.7 Adjacent selectors
I have one general comment on testing selectors that some browsers
don't implement : using - if it is correctly implemented - the
grouping mechanism and the error handling allows to build confirmed
tests :
E, F + G { color :red }
E and G are red if and only if the rule is not thrown away because
the selector's part is invalid...
5.8.1 Attribute Selectors
A[HREF="http://www.w3.org/"] {color: maroon;}
I suggest testing some other element/attribute pair ; possible
visibility conflicts with the link/visited user defaults or
just visual confusion.
testing whitespaces around "~=" missing
5.8.3 Class selectors
The first rule needs the implementation of the universal selector.
For instance NS4.7 on my platform correctly implements class
selectors but not "*". So your test is false but it should be true...
Suggestion : test only with a real type element selector
5.9 ID selectors
Suggestion : add a P with ID "id11" and check if it is green or not
(should *not* be green)
5.10 Pseudo-class combinations
Wooooooffffff......
5.11.4 :lang
already posted to www-style in a previous message
5.12.1 :first-line
I suggest adding a UL carrying class cl2, with two long items,
and check if the first line of the first item is in big letters.
5.12.2 :first-letter
Idem
</Daniel>
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