Hi,
I was trying to figure out what to do about !important and properties of
the < at >viewport rule. I checked how it's handled for < at >font-face descriptors.
The grammar of the CSS2 spec says the descriptors are parsed as
declarations, and hence allow !important. The prose says "If a font
descriptor is duplicated, the last occurring descriptor wins and the rest
must be ignored.", but nothing about !important.
From the latest editors draft of the CSS3 Fonts Module:
"When a given descriptor occurs multiple times in a given < at >font-face
rule, only the last specified value is used, all prior values for that
descriptor are ignored."
I can't find anything about !important there.
I tried to search the www-style archive for "font-face !important", but
didn't find any conclusions on the subject.
Tried this in Chrome, Firefox and Opera:
<style>
< at >font-face {
font-family: "a" !important;
src:
url('http://themes.googleusercontent.com/font?kit=IiexqYAeh8uII223thYx3w')
format('truetype') !impo
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