Testing Statement #3 Below of Section 5.3.2 of CSS1 Spec

3. For "background-color", initial is "transparent", it applies to all elements, it is not inherited, and percentage values are N/A.

PASS CRITERIA:

If statement #3 above is correct, this paragraph should be transparent background color. No specific CSS rules are applied. However, the background color property does apply to the p element.

This h3 heading has a background color of red, but this emphasized text has a background color of green; the rules applied are: "h3 {background-color: red;}" "em {background-color: green}" So the background color property applies to the h3 and em elements.

This h4 heading has a background color property of silver (because of the rule "h4 {background-color: silver}", but these strong words have a background color of "transparent", because the background-color property does not inherit. However, the parent's background color may shine through by default. So the background color property does apply to the h4 and strong elements.

This blockquote element should have a UA-default background color. The nonsensical rule "blockquote {background-color: 200%}" should be ignored, but the background-color property does apply to the blockquote element. (NOTE: SHOULD I LIST ANY OTHER HTML ELEMENTS?)

All other properties of this page should be UA-default.