http://www.w3.org/TR/xptr/ Dmitry Turin schrieb: > 1) Let square brackets is used to specify serial number of html-element > > <a href="docname.htm#:body.h2[5]">text</a> > > and braces is used to specify part of content of html-element > (if several elements contain specified sub-string, then first of them is found) > > <a href="docname.htm#:body.h2{part of header}">text</a> > > Mixing is possible (idea of this section of letter) > > <a href="docname.htm#:body.h2{part of header}+h3[5]">text</a> > > 2) Let double-brace "{{", "}}" mean "{", "}" in content of html-element > (and only in content). I offer brace for duplication, because it is > used comparatively seldom. > > So, > h2{{{a}}} > means sub-string > {a} > in content of h2, and > h2{a{{{{b}}}}c} > means sub-string > a{{b}}c > > > Dmitry Turin > http://html6.by.ru > http://sql4.by.ru > http://computer2.by.ru > >Received on Friday, 18 May 2007 13:35:05 GMT
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