Bug Report:
    179377
Date:
    2005-09-07
Note:
    "The bug is already fixed in the next major rendering engine
     update." [Tim Altman, 2005-09-12]
Note:
    Fixed in 9.00p1 build 8031.

Version:
    Opera 8.02/Windows98/PC
Build:
    7680
Brief Summary:
    Wrong specificity of 'style' attribute.
Severity:
    Spec violation
Part affected:
    Display
URL:
    http://home.swipnet.se/sigsegv/opera/bugs/css-style-specificity.html
Detailed description:

    Opera appears to implement selector specificity according to
    CSS 2, rather than CSS 2.1.


    Test case:
    <http://home.swipnet.se/sigsegv/opera/bugs/css-style-specificity.html>
    Screen shot:
    <http://home.swipnet.se/sigsegv/opera/bugs/css-style-specificity.png>


    According to CSS 2.1, the specificity of a style attribute and
    the selectors are as follows:

      style   (1,0,0,0)
      #p1     (0,1,0,0)
      #d1 #p2 (0,2,0,0)

    Thus, both style attributes should override the selectors.


    According to CSS 2, the specificities are as follows:

      style   (1,0,0)
      #p1     (1,0,0)
      #d1 #p2 (2,0,0)

    In this case, the style attribute override the first paragraph,
    but NOT the second, which is consistent with the results in
    Opera.

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