- From: Christoph P�per <christoph.paeper@crissov.de>
- Date: Thu, 5 Apr 2012 11:55:04 +0200
- To: www-style CSS <www-style@w3.org>
Tab Atkins Jr. (2012-04-03 19:11): > I agree with 'default' - we had an issue in V&U3 for it for a while, but have punted it for now. Yeah, I thought I remembered having seen it before, but didn�t check further. > I also agree with 'none', though not quite how you phrase it - I think all list-valued properties should have a value that means "do nothing". Okay, that should be compatible with �opposite of �normal�� in many cases, but sometimes the naive expectation for �none� would be somethig to become invisible when �do nothing� would result in something visible. > I disagree with 'normal' and 'auto'. When we add them to a property, they mean approximately what you describe. Good. > However, making them global means that they're valid for all properties, which means we can't alter their meaning for a particular property later when we discover that we really want to make a "do something reasonable" value. I�m not sure about that since the suggestion was to make the UA-dependent by default, which should make it possible to specify a stricter behavior later. Anyway, I do see that this might not work for the same reason vendor-prefixes hardly work.
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