- From: Boris Zbarsky <bzbarsky@MIT.EDU>
- Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 09:38:19 -0500
- To: www-style@w3.org
Ian Hickson wrote: > Hmm. (Counter properties too?) Not sure about those, to be truthful.... Might depend on the order in which incremental changes happen. ;) >> That's possible, yes.... It'd require some pretty major reworking of the >> style system in Gecko, where there is a basic assumption that you >> inherit your style from one and only one place. I'd really rather not >> have to even try doing this, which I guess means that I'd rather the >> spec didn't specify it. ;) > > Well, what would you rather it did then? So the problem as I see it is that on the one hand we want the background properties to apply to the entire line (so we don't want to break up the first-line and make it a descendant of the inlines on the line) but on the other hand we want the first-line to be able to affect color of the text, so somehow its style needs to inherit down to the text, etc. Is that about right? I realize that's not an answer to your question; I'm still working on clarifying which problems we're trying to solve here. >> Still in Gecko, getComputedStyle will return the style of the first >> ... > > Interesting. I suppose that's one way to describe it... ;) -Boris
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