- From: Daniel BODEA <dali@dali-designs.com>
- Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2001 09:54:36 +0200
- To: <www-style@w3.org>
> > Given an <img style="display: none">, is the navigator required to > download > > the image and cache it or not? Moreover, is this a standard or should each > > navigator implement its behaviour the way it sees fit? After some > > experimentation, it seems IE 5.5 does download and cache the images though > > Netscape still doesn't work. > > There's no need to download the image with display: none; so it probably > isn't under Gecko based browsers, of which Netscape 6 is one. Ok... Any way the caching still doesn't work with or without all the possible headers for this but this is not the point here. My question still is... is this behaviour (display: none <=> download) clearly defined in any spec or not? Because if it's not, we can continue arguing indefinitely as the implementors will most likely develop the solution that suits them the best. (I've stopped talking about any cache aspects here) Dan
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