System and pattern of CSS (illustration)

I wanted to make a chart for CSS for a long time. It was not time-consuming, and I felt complicated. After I wrote the operational code today, I was too lazy to do it. I started fireworks and started to map it!
The following is about the entire CSS:
Note:
Currently, CSS is used in two modes: Quirks mode and Strict mode,
Quirks mode is naturally the browser manufacturer's own mode, which includes parsing CSS and private CSS.
Strict mode (strict mode), which is developed by W3C, is currently widely supported by browsers and we use the CSS 2.1 standard (CSS 2.1 Specification ).
For details about the two modes, read Quirks mode and strict mode.
According to the Quirks mode, CSS hack & filters is generated to filter browsers so that CSS styles can be compatible with various browsers when designed for webpages.
For attributes:
Note:
The property name can contain the following information:
Value: Specified value & Syntax
Initial value: initial value
Applied to: elements that can be applied
Inheritance: Do you have inheritance?
Percentage: How does percentage work?
Media: Applicable to devices
Priority: The latter overwrites the former.
! Important declaration: Declares priority (not supported by IE5.X 6.0)