But if start-indent and margin-left are not Corresponding Properties, then the inheritance of 50pt. you gave in your example would not occur.
IMO, if start-indent and margin-left were actually intended to be Corresponding Properties, the former would have been named margin-start. Also, margin-before and margin-after (or before-indent and after-indent) corresponding properties would also have been created. The description of Corresponding Properties, 2nd para of 5.1.2, is unfortunately vague about which properties are actually CP's. Glen --- Jeremias Maerki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yes, I was probably not 100% correct in my > explanation though my > interpretation still stands. > > On 15.02.2005 18:02:14 Glen Mazza wrote: > > Oh--5.3.2 says: "There are two more properties, > > "end-indent" and "start-indent" (block-level > > formatting objects) which correspond to the > various > > absolute "margin" properties." > > > > I'm uncertain that that means that they are > > Corresponding Properties however--I wonder if you > are > > reading too much into the word "correspond". > > > Jeremias Maerki > >
