> Do you mean this is how it is currently treated in Gecko's architecture
Yes.
> is there some wording in the CSS spec
Not explicitly, but the spec _does_ say that the borders do not quite belong to
the individual cells (as in, the border between two cells depends on both of
their borders in a complicated way).
And of course there's the problem with thead/tfoot that you point out...
> Perhaps this should be brought up to the CSS WG.
Which? The fact that the border-collapse model is pretty incompatible with
everything else in CSS2? I think glazou is bringing that up in the WG per our
conversation last night...
> Do you mean this is how it is currently treated in Gecko's architecture
Yes.
> is there some wording in the CSS spec
Not explicitly, but the spec _does_ say that the borders do not quite belong to
the individual cells (as in, the border between two cells depends on both of
their borders in a complicated way).
And of course there's the problem with thead/tfoot that you point out...
> Perhaps this should be brought up to the CSS WG.
Which? The fact that the border-collapse model is pretty incompatible with
everything else in CSS2? I think glazou is bringing that up in the WG per our
conversation last night...