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Article #585Re: Defining Frame Below for Nested Elements
From: Russ Ward
Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2008 16:27
Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2008 16:27
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Hi Alex, The way I read this, I think you are attempting to assign conflicting properties to the same paragraph. A paragraph can only put a single frame above or below a paragraph, so it isn't possible for you to get both frames at the end of your steps, at least not as properties of the same paragraph (ie, whatever paragraph falls at the end of the step element. It is as you say, the last applied rule "wins," and in this case, it has no choice but to reverse the property applied by an ancestor rule. Given the nesting of these elements, I'm not coming up with any way to do it with your existing structure. Would it be possible to define a separate element like "line" or "hr" or something that applies it's own paragraph and frame? Maybe somebody else can come up with a clever workaround. Russ
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