Re: Border resolution question

[James Clark <jjc@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Kathleen Marszalek wrote:
> 
> Hmm ... I'm still not satisfied:)  We have:
> 
> 12.6.27.7
> 
> If there are conflicting borders of equal priority one from a table-border
> and one from a cell-border, the one from the table-border should win.
> 
> If there are conflicting borders of equal priority, one with
> border-present?: #t and one with border-present?: #f, the one with
> border-present?: #t should win.
> 
> And now cosider this:
> 
> <table>
> <table.before-column-border border-present="false"/>
> ...
> <table-cell column-number="1" ...>
> <table-cell.before-column-border border-present="true"/>
>  ...
> 
> .... both these rules can be applied to this example, and depending on which
> rule will be applied one will get different results.  Which rule has higher
> priority?

The second.  This makes simple things work in the expected way.

James


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