@@ -315,11 +315,13 @@ <h2 id=values><span class=secno>3 </span>Values</h2>
315315 </ ol >
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317317 < p > Most properties accept values from several of the above types. Some
318- properties accept space- or comma-separated lists of values.
319- Comma-separated lists have optional whitespace before and after the comma.
318+ properties accept space- or comma-separated lists of values. A value that
319+ is composed of several values with spaces or commas between them, is
320+ called a < dfn id =complex-value > complex value</ dfn > . A value that is not a
321+ complex value is a < dfn id =simple-value > simple value</ dfn > .
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321- < p class = issue > The syntax module should perhaps describe comma- and
322- space-separated lists?
323+ < p > Comma-separated lists have optional whitespace before and after the
324+ comma.
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324326 < p > Each CSS property has a formal definition of what types of values it
325327 accepts which can be found in the description of the property. The syntax
@@ -1789,6 +1791,9 @@ <h2 class=no-num id=index>Index</h2>
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17901792 < li > color, < a href ="#color " title =color > < strong > 3.6.2</ strong > </ a >
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1794+ < li > complex value, < a href ="#complex-value " title ="complex
1795+ value "> < strong > 3</ strong > </ a >
1796+
17921797 < li > computed value, < a href ="#computed-value " title ="computed
17931798 value "> < strong > 4.2</ strong > </ a >
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@@ -1901,6 +1906,9 @@ <h2 class=no-num id=index>Index</h2>
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19021907 < li > root em, < a href ="#rem " title ="root em "> < strong > 3.3.3.4.</ strong > </ a >
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1909+ < li > simple value, < a href ="#simple-value " title ="simple
1910+ value "> < strong > 3</ strong > </ a >
1911+
19041912 < li > specified value, < a href ="#specified-value " title ="specified
19051913 value "> < strong > 4.1</ strong > </ a >
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