2) I still feel the requirement of indicating to the reader which
stylesheets are in effect and allowing individual control of them is out of
place as a conformance requirement. It adds unnecessary complexity to the
UI when the main goal can be accomplished in an application-specific way
(e.g., "Ignore stylesheets" toggle and accessibility stylesheets).
3) The vertical-align description makes reference to the <C> tag - this
should be changed to <SPAN>.
4) Vertical-align: 'text-top' is described as "align with the top of the
parent element's font". Align WHAT with the top of the parent element's
font? The top of this element? 'text-bottom' and 'baseline' have the same
ambiguities ('baseline' is only ambiguous when considering images or tables;
any item that does not necessarily have a baseline).
5) It is stated that pseudo-classing a selector that already uses a class,
e.g.:
H.foo:first-letter { vertical-align: top; font-size: 300%; float: left }
is allowed, but the order of the class and pseudo-class is not. Is any
order allowed, or only element.class:pseudoclass? This should be explicitly
stated.
6) An example of how to do a drop-cap might be nice.
That's about it for now... :^)
-Chris
Chris Wilson
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