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Re: lynx-dev COL/COLGROUP (was Re: more TRST support...)
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Leonid Pauzner |
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Re: lynx-dev COL/COLGROUP (was Re: more TRST support...) |
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Fri, 5 Nov 1999 01:45:37 +0300 (MSK) |
4-Nov-99 15:11 Klaus Weide wrote:
> On Thu, 4 Nov 1999, Leonid Pauzner wrote:
>> 26-Oct-99 21:04 Klaus Weide wrote:
>> > * adds alignment inheritance from COLGROUP / COL / THEAD / TFOOT / TBODY.
>>
>>
>> With dev14 alignment inheritance from COLGROUP/COL is not complete:
>>
>> COLGROUP have an attribute 'span' with a numeric value
> Yes
>> and COL have an attribute 'repeat' with another numeric value
> No, not in HTML 4. What table specification are you using?
Linkname: HTML 4.0 Specification
URL: http://www.w3.org/TR/PR-html40-971107/
Hmm... That was a Proposed Recommendation which was hosted on my hard drive
for a while. Apparently, it was "work in progress" and had too many errors.
I hadn't thought that attribute names may be changed by mistake here -
HTTP/1.1 was much more accurate in its series of 6 drafts before the final RFC.
Thank you for a hint, I got the recent revision.
> COL has an attribute 'span' in HTML 4.
>> of the similar functionality as above - both are ignored currently.
> The COLGROUP's 'span' is ignored when it should, according to HTML 4:
> See <http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/struct/tables.html#edef-COLGROUP>:
> span = [242]number [243][CN]
> This attribute, which must be an integer > 0, specifies the number
> of columns in a
> column group. Values mean the following:
> [...]
> User agents must ignore this attribute if the [248]COLGROUP element
> contains one or
> more [249]COL elements.
I withdraw my report.
My (wrongly written) example had unclosed <COLGROUP> element
so the next coming <COL> had an effect as specified above.
>> Without span/repeat attributes the default value assumed to 1
>> according to HTML4.0 spec (and this is the ONLY available behaviour
>> now in lynx).
> I believe so far that it is working as it should. That is, according
> to HTML 4. If some table spec says something different, maybe RFC XXXX? -
> well I didn't look at it.
> But I didn't compile the dev.14 yet - did something get lost?
> Klaus