- From: Jordan Osete <jor@joozt.net>
- Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2008 09:37:49 +0100
- To: www-style@w3.org
Boris Zbarsky wrote: > > Jordan Osete wrote: >> disable-inheritance: none | all; >> >> The advantage of using "none" and "all" is that it could later be >> extended to a list of properties, if really needed. > > Is that supposed to disable inheritance of only properties that are > inherited by default (such that specifying "inherit" for such a > property would have a different behavior from specifying nothing)? > > -Boris > > Well, I thought it could just do "as if" the given element was a root element (had no parent), and thus considered to have nothing to inherit from. Brad Kemper wrote : > It would still have to inherit from the user agent style sheet though, > wouldn't it? Otherwise, IIUC, headlines and paragraphs would look the > same, and everything would be online by default. Until all those > properties were explicitly set for the object. > > Sent from my iPhone Hm yes, i suppose it is how it would be.
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