- From: Lee Suffridge <suff@bellsouth.net>
- Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2001 22:33:41 -0500
- To: <www-validator-css@w3.org>
I have been reading up on stylesheets and this is driving me crazy: Persistent, preferred, and alternate styles? First is referring to the above as "styles" correct or not, and if not, what should they be referred to as? Can one only have one above "style" per HTML document (not counting ALTERNATE STYLESHEET? Persistent: No TITLE attribute listed in LINK tag, all listed rules contained in external style sheet will be applied to document associated with external css text file. Can HTML document associated via LINK to external style sheet have more than 1 PERSISTENT style in HEAD section or if more than one, then is the TITLE attribute used with each LINK tag and each attribute value of each TITLE is identical, becoming in effect PREFERRED, with no PERSISTENT allowed? I am just confused as to the combining of one or more of these styles to a HTML docuemnt. Thanks for any help
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