Would it be practical for an `inherit` property in the CSS standard? The name is merely a suggestion, but it may become confusing since “inherit” is used as a value, so the name is just an example O_o)<\/p>\n
The property I’m proposing is a class inheritance property…..<\/p>\n
.heading {
\ncolor:#990000;
\nborder: 1px solid #aaaaaa;
\nfont-size:140%;
\n}<\/p>\n
.article-heading {
\ninherit: ‘.heading’;
\nborder-width:0px 0px 4px 0px;
\nfont-size:120%;
\n}<\/p>\n
also, I’m focusing on class inheritance, since ID inheritance would not make much sense semantically. (.-.\u00a0 )<\/p>\n
Is it practical or would it cause unnecessary re-parsing \/ back-tracking on page load?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Would it be practical for an `inherit` property in the CSS standard? The name is merely a suggestion, but it may become confusing since “inherit” is used as a value, so the name is just an example O_o) The property … Continue reading