>> Now, it seems this has been "fixed" and the EM unit is relative to the DOM parent. That means that: >> >> - if you have a TEXTNODE directly poured into a flow, its FONT-SIZE WILL DEPEND ON THE REGION. >> - if you have an ELEMENT directly poured into a a flow, its FONT-SIZE WILL NOT DEPEND ON THE REGION because the EM value will be computed on the basis on the DOM parent element. > > How can you flow a text node inside regions directly, without using flow-into on an element? Are you talking about the new flow-into: content value? Yes. > The spec states the flow-into property doesn't affect the CSS cascade and I suppose this applies for the EM units resolution as well: > "The ‘flow-into’ property does not affect the CSS cascade and inheritance for the elements on which it is specified. The ‘flow-into’ property does not affect the DOM position of an element or its contents. The ‘flow-into’ property affects the visual formatting of elements or contents placed into a named flowand of the region chain laying out content from a named flow." Text nodes are not elements, however. And "flow-into" is not specified on them, either. But this could be clarified, I guess, to include the fact text nodes infer their styling form their parent element in the DOM.Received on Thursday, 8 August 2013 20:46:56 UTC
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