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<H1>The Uses of font-variant</H1><P>The property <CODE>font-variant</CODE> is very interesting...</P>

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Figure 5-29. Small caps in use

As you may notice, in the display of the H1element, there is a larger uppercase letter wherever an uppercaseletter appears in the source and a small uppercase wherever there isa lowercase letter in the source. This may remind you rather stronglyof text-transform: uppercase, withinset border.

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Figure 7-30. Two valid ways of rendering inset

So let's assume that you want to define a border style for images that are inside a hyperlink. You might make them outset, so they have a "raised button" look, as depicted in Figure 7-31:

A:link IMG {border-style: outset;}
Figure 7-31

Figure 7-31. Applying an outset border to a hyperlinked image

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This will often solve the problem. I say "often" becauseit doesn't always work, for reasons that are poorly understood.Navigator 4 has the most trouble getting it right, but its failuresare not consistent. The best minds in CSS analysis have yet to come the top of any earlier floating or block-level element.

Similar to rule 4, this keeps a floated element from floating all theway to the top of its parent element. Thus, if aDIV 's first child element is a paragraph,followed by a floated image and then another paragraph, the top ofthe floated image can't be any higher than the top of theparagraph that precedes it. It is also impossible for a floatedelement's top to be any higher than the top of a floatedelement that occurs earlier. Figure 8-34 is an