Alan Gresley wrote:
> Opera 9.5 seems not to recover from this import until the second
> ruleset.
>
> @import --url("chaos-060801-test6.css");
>
> Here's a demo.
>
> http://css-class.com/test/css/imports/import-invalid-opera950.htm
So I've noticed. Now, what does the CSS specs and/or the latest
discussions on [EMAIL PROTECTED] say about the correctness of this new
error-recovery behavior?
I do not want to call it a bug if it isn't one, and I don't have time to
do in-depth research on what I would call a marginal case.
I think browsers have much freedom in how they recover from non-valid
rules, but my test shows that Opera won't recover even after a valid
@import - it has to be a regular valid style-rule.
I seem to remember that Opera 6 and earlier needed similar dummy-rules
after certain hacks - the original "be nice to Opera" solutions was one
such case. Haven't seen much need for such dummy-rules since Opera 7.2
was released though.
Georg
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