Testing Statement #3 Below of Section 5.3.4 of CSS1 Spec

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

PASS CRITERIA:

If statement #3 above is passed, then:

This blockquote should have a flag pattern with a repeating pattern. The rules applied are: "blockquote {background-image: url(flagbg.gif); background-repeat: }". Since there is no value specified for background-repeat, the initial value (repeat) is used. Also, the background-repeat property applies to the blockquote element.

This paragraph has an image that is repeated in the horizontal direction. The rule applied is "p {background-repeat: repeat-x}". Also, "p {background-image: url(flagbg.gif)}" So the background-repeat property applies to the "p" element. This emphasized text within this paragraph has no repeating background image, because the "background-repeat" property does not inherit, and "em" is a descendant of "p". However, the background-repeat property does apply to the "em" element.

This h3 heading has an oval button image which should be repeated according to the UA-default property. The nonsensical rule applied is "h3 {background-repeat: 200%}", and since percentages do not apply, this rule shuld be ignored. However, the background-repeat property does apply to the h3 element. Also, "h3 {background-image: url(ovalbbut.gif)}".

This h4 element has a flag pattern image which is not repeated. The rules applied are "h4 {background-image: url(flagbg.gif); background-repeat: no-repeat}". Here is some more text to test this more effectively here. Here is some more text to test this more effectively here.