background-colorThe background is the area of the content box and the padding and is always behind the foreground of the element. Therefore, the declared background color is applied to both the element's content box and its padding, as illustrated in Figure 6-14: different sizes. Thus you might see something like the following,shown in Figure 5-29:  Figure 5-29. Small caps in usespecification says only that each number corresponds to a weight atleast as heavy as the number that precedes it. Thus,100, 200,300, and 400 might all map tothe same relatively lightweight variant, while 500and 600 could correspond to the same heavier fontvariant, and 700, 800, and900 could all produce the same very heavy fontvariant. As long as no keyword corresponds to a variant that islighter than the variant assigned to the previous keyword, then line in the element, if the situation seems to demand it. Forexample, a grooved border might look better enclosed on each lineend, as shown in Figure 7-55. Figure 7-55. An inline element with a border displayed across multiple lines of text, with the border boxes closedIt's also acceptable for the lines to be "open" asshown in Figure 7-54.
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