Testing Second Testable Statement of Sec 18.2 of CSS2 Specification

• 2. In addition to being able to assign pre-defined color values to text, CSS2 allows authors to specify colors in a manner that integrates them into the user's graphic environment.

PASS CRITERIA:

If statement #2 above is passed, then this system color should be ActiveCaption. The rule applied is "#id1 {color: ActiveCaption}".

This system color should be Background. The rule applices is "#id2 {color: Background}".

This system color should be ButtonHighlight. The rule applied is "#id3 {color: ButtonHighlight}".

This system color should be ButtonText. The rule applied is "#id4 {color: ButtonText}".

This system color should be GrayText. The rule applied is "#id5 {color: GrayText}".

This system color should be HighlightText. The rule applied is "#id6 {color: HighlightText}".

This system color should be InactiveCaption. The rule applied is #id7 {color: InactiveCaption}".

This system color should be Menu. The rule applied is "#id9 {color: Menu}".

This system color should be Scrollbar. The rule applied is "#ida {color: Scrollbar}".

This system color should be ThreeDFace. The rule applied is "#idb {color: ThreeDFace}".

This system color should be ThreeDLightShadow. The rule applied is "#idc {color: ThreeDLightShadow}".

This system color should be Window. The rule applied is "#idd {color: Window}".

This system color should be WindowText. The rule applied is "#ide {color: WindowText}".

NOTE: ButtonHighlight, HighlightText, and Window may not be visible above. All other properties of this page should be UA-default.