This page tests the gluing between HTML and CSS. Most of the functionality tested is described in WD-style, but STYLE attributes and @imported style sheets are described in CSS1. If all goes well there should be no red text on on this page (assuming no personal style sheets are applied).
Due to the first linked style sheet (using a relative URL), this paragraph should be green.
Due to the second linked style sheet (using an absolute URL pointing to the same site), this paragraph should be green. If this paragraph has another color, check to see if http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/Test/linked2.css is accessible.
Due to the third linked style sheet (using an absolute URL pointing to another site) this paragraph should be green. If this paragraph has another color, check to see if http://www4.inria.fr/linked3.css is accessible.
Due to the first imported style sheet, this paragraph should be green.
Due to the second imported style sheet, this paragraph should be green.
Due to the third imported style sheet -- which is imported from the second STYLE element in the head -- this paragraph should be green.
Due to the first embedded STYLE element in the HEAD, this paragraph should be green.
Due to the second embedded STYLE element in the HEAD, this paragraph should be green.
Due to an inline STYLE attribute this paragraph should be green.
Due to an inline ID attribute (green) this paragraph should be green.
Due to an inline ID attribute (grønn) this paragraph should be green.
Due to a CLASS attribute (green), this paragraph should be green.
Due to a CLASS attribute (GREEN), this paragraph should be green.
Due to a CLASS attribute (grønn), this paragraph should be green.
Due to a CLASS attribute (GRØNN), this paragraph should be green.