Re: Cascading styles

[Julien Danjou <julien@danjou.info>]

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On Thu, Nov 25 2010, Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen wrote:

> will first make Foo white, and then black.  So, er, either the overlays
> should be applied in reverse-stack-order, or `shr-insert-*-overlay'
> should avoid clobbering overlays that are already there, and that use
> the same properties (i.e., :foreground, etc).

Well I had the same problem with background. I resolved it by inserting
the background overlay with rear-advance.
But actually that's not a good fix since it will never stop advancing…
But I need it to be inserted before so the foregrounds will know what
the background is.

> So you'd inherit down into the DOM and pop when you exit.  However,
> would that be correct?  Er, no, not really.  So you'd basically have the
> inline thing, plus the stylesheet, but not endlessly combining inline
> things.

I am missing the why. :)

> And I'm not sure this is worth doing...  I mean, implementing it is
> probably easy, but computation-wise for the user...

I like it. It would be fun!

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Julien Danjou
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