NOTE:
These slides have not been updated since 2003. They have been superseded by the book
Anders Møller and Michael Schwartzbach, February 2006 |
THE XML REVOLUTION - TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE FUTURE WEB |
B {color:red;} B B {color:blue;} B.foo {color:green;} B B.foo {color:yellow;} B.bar {color:maroon;} |
In the HTML document, the most specific properties are chosen, so:
<b class=foo>Hey!</b> <b>Wow!! <b>Amazing!!!</b> <b class=foo>Impressive!!!!</b> <b class=bar>k00l!!!!!</b> <i>Fantastic!!!!!!</i> </b> |
gives the result:
Hey! Wow!! Amazing!!! Impressive!!!! k00l!!!!! Fantastic!!!!!! |
When properly used, the physical layout (a CSS file) is separated from the logical structure and the actual contents (a HTML file).
The default layout in a browser corresponds to a default stylesheet.
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