• From: "Neil Bradley" <neil@b...>
• To: xml-dev@i...
• Date: Tue, 18 Nov 1997 21:49:32 +0000

     The CSS2 proposal mentions XML (thank goodness) several times,
     and even CSS1 had the capability to specify in-line and block
     styles, and list and list item styles for arbitary XML elements.
     When I saw that CSS2 had additional features for handling tables,
     I immediately thought there would be property types for use with
     XML. Maybe they are there, and I cannot find them. If not, can
     they be added to the Display property, as in 'table', 
     'head-row', body-row' and 'cell' shown below:

                Property name:
                       'display' 
                Value:
                       block | inline | list-item | run-in | compact |
                       none   | table | head-row | body-row | cell
                Initial:
                       block
               Applies to:
                       all elements

     If something like this is not done, I fear that rendering XML
     tables will only be achievable if HTML element names are used, or
     some other nasty technique is adopted.

     Neil.

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www.bradley.co.uk

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