Testing Statement #14 Below of Section 5.2.5 of CSS1 Spec

• 14. Precise meaning: "bolder" selects the next weight that is assigned to a font that is darker than the inherited one. If there is no such weight, it simply results in the next darker numerical value (and the font remains unchanged).

PASS CRITERIA:

If statement #14 above is passed, then:

This paragraph has a font weight of bold. The rule applied is "#id1 {font-weight: bold}". This emphasized text is bolder than the rest of the paragraph, because of the rule "#id4 {font-weight: bolder}". "em" is descendant of "p". This strong word should be the same font weight as the rest of the paragraph, because "strong" value is inherited from parent "p".

This paragraph has a font weight of 100 (light). The rule applied is "#id5 {font-weight: 100}". This emphasized text is bolder than the rest of the paragraph, but lighter than the emphasized text in the paragraph above, because "em" 's value is relative to parent's value. Rule for "em" applied is "#id4 {font-weight: bolder}". UAs may differ in their interpretations here. All other properties should be UA-default. To move directly to the next test, click here