- From: Norio Touyama <next@tom.sfc.keio.ac.jp>
- Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2000 01:27:27 +0900
- To: xsl-editor@w3.org
Hi XSL editors. I have question about "border-width" property treatment. "border-*-width" are described as it's Intial vaule are medium. In my understanding, it's reasonable for block-areas. But I'm not sure about treatment for inline-areas or stacked areas. Why is it's inital value not zero? If we use stacked inline-areas without specific border-width, should these borders be summed up simply? e.g, ---- <block>start<inline>foo<inline>bar<inline>foo2</inline></inline></inline>end</block> Should this fo be renderd to like below? (please assume "|", "+" and "-" as medium-size border) +---+---+----+++ | +---+----+++ | | +----+++ start|foo|bar|foo2|||end | | +----+++ | +---+----+++ +---+---+----+++ ---- mailto:next@tom.sfc.keio.ac.jp TOUYAMA Norio
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