RE: Color on non-text content in CSS3

Chris, 
Thanks for your answer. One question below:

Chris wrote:
> 
> On Friday, 22 March, 2002, 09:23:27, Peter wrote:
> 
> SPN> I find no CSS3 property to put color on non-textual content such
> SPN> as form controls and list bullets. The 'color' property I think
> SPN> is for text content only.
> 
> That is its definition, yes. That is why SVG moved from using the
> color property for graphical objects, to using its own fill and stroke
> properties.
> 

Would it be considered an error according to the CSS2 spec. if the following generated red radio buttons?

	<input type="radio" style="color:red" />

After all, the following generates red text:

	<input type="text" style="color:red" />


> Arguably, list bullets are text, and are generated content of the list
> element. Thus, a list with red bbullets and green list items can be
> made by setting color to red on the list container and green on the
> list items.
>

Yes, I was mistaken about list bullets, they can be colored using the 'color' property. 

<ul style="color: red" >
<li><span style="color: green" >hello</span></li>
</ul>

regards,

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Peter.N.Stark
@SonyEricsson.com

Received on Friday, 22 March 2002 09:42:28 UTC