- From: Coises <Randy@Coises.com>
- Date: Thu, 15 Aug 2002 02:25:44 -0700
- To: <www-style@w3.org>
[Thu, 15 Aug 2002 10:15:06 +0400] Vadim Plessky: >If you have ready self-explaining testcase, I can test it in Konqueror and >Mozilla, and provide input to you. >May be, this will clarify a lot of things. :-) I wrote this as a test case for an Opera bug, but it will also distinguish between CSS 2 and CSS 2.1 behavior. 1. Download <http://www.coises.com/operabug/oppreced.css>. 2. View <http://www.coises.com/operabug/oppreced.htm> with and without the file downloaded in step 1 as user CSS (leave document style sheets and other presentational hints enabled in both cases). In a correct CSS 2 implementation, the page will be identical with and without the user CSS. In a CSS 2.1 implementation, lines without document CSS rules (and the background) will differ with and without the user CSS. If the last lines change from magenta to aqua when the user CSS is applied (as it does in Opera), the user agent is (probably) failing to give source priority over specificity. -- Randall Joseph Fellmy aka Randy@Coises.com
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