CSS1 Test Suite: CSS1 vs. CSS2

This page is intended to give some idea of how much support your user agent has for both CSS1 and CSS2. These are not intended to be normative tests, but instead indicators of what to expect further on in the test, and where potential confusion may arise. Note that just because a user agent passes the following tests, it cannot be assumed to have full support for either CSS1 or CSS2.

Following are some CSS1 tests:

• This list item should be in a sans-serif font, and all list items should have a quarter-em margin.
• This list item should be underlined.
• This list item should be green in color.
• This list item should have a green background.
• This list item should be surrounded by a one-pixel solid green border.
• This list item should not be visible.

If your user agent did not display the above list as described, or seemed to have trouble with some of the display, then it does not have complete CSS1 support. (Even if it did render the list correctly, it may not have complete CSS1 support.)

Following are some CSS2 tests:

• This list item should be green, the list itself should be no more than 70% the width of its parent element, and all list items should have a quarter-em margin.
• This list item should be green.
• This list item should be green.
• This list item should be black, but the emphasized text should be green.
• This list item should be black, and followed by a green asterisk.
• This list item should have an ultra-expanded font.
• This list item should have a white text-shadow. In addition, there should be a blank space following it which is the size of a single list item, since the next list item has been set to have a visibility of hidden.
• This list item should not be visible.

If your user agent did not display the above list as described, or seemed to have trouble with some of the display, then it does not have complete CSS2 support. (Even if it did render the list correctly, it may not have complete CSS2 support.)