Added David Baron's proposal for region-based styling in

bert-github · bert-github · commit 890023ecad89 · 2013-04-16T19:52:39.000+02:00
css-overflow-3, which limits such styling to inherited properties.
diff --git a/css-template/Overview.src.html b/css-template/Overview.src.html
@@ -4008,11 +4008,23 @@ <h4 id=select-after-pseudo>Style the contents of slots (region-based
 would mean that 'P::first-line EM' is also valid and selects the parts
 of an EM that are rendered on the first line of a P.
 
+<p>Another possibility might be to set styles on '::slot()' itself and
+only rely on inheritance. (This is what is proposed by David Baron in
+[[CSS-OVERFLOW-3]].) Elements inside a grid element then inherit from
+the slot inside which they are, before they inherit from the grid
+element itself.
+
 <p>Yet another possibility is a generic 'region()' pseudo-element:
 
 <pre>P::region(BODY::slot(c)) { color: yellow }
 EM::region(P::first-line) { font-weight: normal }</pre>
 
+<p>And [[CSS3-REGIONS]] proposes an at-rule, '@region':
+
+<pre>@region ::slot(a) {
+ P {font-size: large}
+}</pre>
+
 <p>Note that the specificity of the different alternative selectors
 would not be the same. [[CSS3-REGIONS]] defines that the selector
 immediately after '@region' does not add specificity. In other words,
