Testing Statement #3 Below of Section 5.3.3 of CSS1 Spec

• 3. For "background-image", initial is "none", it applies to all elements, it is not inherited, and percentage values are N/A.

PASS CRITERIA:

If statement #3 above is true, this page should have no background image. The rule applied is "body {background-image: none}". However, this paragraph should have a flag pattern as a background image. This is because of the rule "p {background-image: url(flagbg.gif)}". So the background image property applies to the elements "p" and "body", and "p" does not inherit this property from its parent "body". Here is some more text to test this more effectively.

This h3 element should have green oval buttons as its background image. This is because of the rule "h3 {background-image: url(ovalbbut.gif)}". So the background-image property does apply to the h3 element.

This h4 element should have no background image. No explicit CSS rules are applied to this element, and it does not inherit from its parent "body". However, the background-image property does apply to the h4 element. Similarly, this emphasized text and strong text should have a background image of "none"; the rules applied are: "em, strong {background-image: none}", so the background image property does apply to the em and strong elements.

This blockquote element should have no background image. The nonsensical rule "blockquote {background-image: 200%}", should be ignored, and so the UA-default should preside. However, the background image property does apply to teh blockquote element.