[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 15360] color:#{predefined colorName} is okay in Safari

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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15360





------- Comment #11 from wilsong at gmail.com  2008-08-22 11:02 PDT -------
Created an attachment (id=22943)
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A color test html page

Here is a test page I cooked up which contains both valid and invalid colors in
both hex and predefined values.

Testing on WinXP SP2, with IE7, FF3, and Safari, the only difference is that
Safari interprets "color:#red" where the other browsers do not. 

Also, invalid hex does not seem to be interpreted in any browser.  That is,
"#FF00RR", "FF00RR", "FF0000RR" and "#FF0000RR" are all ignored and the color
remains the default color.    

Running the layout / reduction on WinXPSP2:
IE7:  style="color:#red;" is ignored (Layout test text remains black)
FF3:  style="color:#red;" is ignored (Layout test text remains black)
FF2:  style="color:#gray;" is ignored (test reduction link not gray)
Safari: style="color:#red;" is interpreted (Layout test text is red)


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