I'm writing about the new "all" property and I just wanted to make sure I'm factually correct on a few points: "all" is just a regular CSS property and all the normal specificity rules of the cascade apply, correct? That means that if I've done something like: #sidebar > div { background: red; } Then the following rule, if applied to a <div> in the sidebar will not override the previous background definition. .widget { all: default; } If so, that implies that the all property cannot be used to achieve true encapsulation, it's just a simple way for authors to undo what they've already done (no judgment either way, just checking). Am I'm understanding this correctly?Received on Wednesday, 23 January 2013 18:10:30 UTC
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