John Beard

Interesting. For my own future reference, the border-collapsing model is described here: https://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/tables.html#borders Specifically, the section **17.6.2.1 Border conflict resolution** is what would be needed to deal with this (and...

Oh, I seeeeeee. Makes much more sense now. Certainly sounds painful. I think the worst part might actually be that figuring out a edge's neighbors is tricky due to rowspan...

> What it does (for every block element): each block/cell carries its own borders, get the own top/left x/y, and it draws them (border + content) at x/y+w/h. Technically, it's...

> This is very complicated to solve: Fair enough > and well, on eInk I wouldn't have noticed :) True for the red/blue case above, but the real motivation is...

@Frenzie: the text-decoration should be hidden in that case. https://www.w3.org/TR/css-text-decor-3/#line-decoration > The visibility property, text-shadow, filters, and other graphical transformations likewise affect text decorations as part of the text they’re...

I found some books using ```html ——— ``` (`—` is an em-dash) to simulate a "long dash" that degrades to a number of em-dashes on copy-paste.

@Frenzie is this the answer to your question? [transparent-color.epub.zip](https://github.com/koreader/crengine/files/5925650/transparent-color.epub.zip)

> And we can even have 2 underlines, here if both the A and the SUP have it: You can even have lots of decorations all at once (on both...

I like the idea of a cheatsheet in the vein of http://sheet.shiar.nl/vimperator, but `?` is not a good key as mentioned. Perhaps put a link at in the `:help` page,...

I think `?` is one the the most well-known Vim keys, after `:wq`, `i`, and `/`. IMO we should not bind it to anything other than reverse search.