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technically speaking, I imagine that would be a failure of the CSS parser to recognise a "norepeat" when applied to the background property, or the norepeat not being in there in the first place
generally speaking, it will depend on the code... if it uses recursion and fucks up, it can generate some very pretty things, and there'll probably be a recursive element in the rendering somewhere
I used to like watching Netscape 6 build complex pages. It would do it gradually, showing each step, so you'd get a simple box which would then start growing cells within cells within cells until it blossomed up into a full-blown page. Like cell division in a growing organism. That shit's less fun now I'm on broadband and use a decent browser and so many things use CSS positioning anyway. |
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