L. David Baron wrote:
On Tuesday 2009-08-04 13:28 -0700, fantasai wrote:
Boris Zbarsky wrote:
fantasai wrote:
Oh, hm. I think that reaches way beyond my knowledge areas then.
As someone completely ignorant of the relevant issues, I'd say
"any style changes triggered by the same event are simultaneous".
Can you define "same event"? :(
DOM event?
Many style changes happen from things that aren't DOM events. They
can happen as a result of script setting attributes or changing
style sheets, script inserting elements, and the script could be
running due to page loading, due to DOM events, due to timeouts, or
probably due to a bunch of other things.
So, how about DOM mutation or user-interaction event?
In a script with two SetAttribute calls, any style changes triggered
by a single call are "simultaneous", but the style changes triggered
by one call are not simultaneous with the changes triggered by another.
If these calls are triggered by a mouseover event, they are not
simultaneous with :hover-based changes due to the mouseover event.
~fantasai
who is shooting blindfolded here
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