Hi,
On 8/30/07, machineghost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In my specific case, I can add my own stylesheet, but my code will be
> used on pages with other stylsheets that I can't control. If I define
> a "nodisplay" class as ".nodisplay{display:none}", and any of those
> stylesheets contains a display rule with higher specificity (ie.
> "#someSpan.article{display:block"), that rule will trump mine, and
> adding the "nodisplay" class to that element won't do anything.
> Furthermore, I'm sure many corporate developers operate in
> environments where they don't even have access to their pages' css,
> and therefore a "nodisplay" class is not an option for them either.
You should be able to address that with "!important" in most cases
(unless more specific rules specify !important as well).
Anyways, I don't have an opinion to offer on if we should change
"block" to "" in the default implementation.
Arnar
ps. Jeremy, sorry for the double copy - I forget to reply to the list as well :/
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