Subject: Re: CSS properties
From: Leonard Rosenthol (leonardr@lazerware.com)
Date: Sat Feb 12 2000 - 07:20:56 CST
At 02:53 AM 2/12/00 -0600, sam th wrote:
>I rewrote the HTML export code the way paul suggested, and CSS did the job
>just fine. Then, I applied it to some of the other HTMl, and got the text
>properties stuff to work, with only one problem:
Cool!
>How do I specfiy more than one value for a given property?
Depending on the property, you may not be able to. For something
like font-family, you can specify multiple font families as a "fallback
list" (font-family: sansserif, ariel, helvetica), but most properties don't
work this way.
>The basic idea is this - I want to represent text-decoration as
><span style="text-decoration: values">...</span>. However, text
>decoration just assumes whatever value was last in the list.
Right.
>We want to be able to have underlines and overlines together in HTML.
Interesting test case!
>This is
>possible is you use seperate spans, but 1 - that's ugly and 2 - that
>messes with the nesting. So, is there any way to get more than one value?
>
I don't think you have a choice - use multiple spans.
LDR
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