- From: Daniel Glazman <glazman@netscape.com>
- Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 22:26:10 +0100
- To: www-html@w3.org
fantasai wrote: >> I still repeat that I'm not against keeping the style attribute per >> se, but I'm against keeping it without a good reason. And I haven't >> seen such a reason yet. >> >> Research report (only a few latest posts) >> ----------------------------------------- >> >> Glazman said that id + CSS had some issue with namespaces. No further >> explanation provided. > > > He means, I think, that once you use an ID or a class to associate > style with an element, you cannot re-use that ID or class for a > different purpose. Exactly. Mikko: I am not 24 hours per day behind my mail user agent. > Daniel Glazman wrote: > > copy and paste preserving the style. > > Such logic would only make sense if you try use HTML as the back > end format of a full-featured word processor instead of a full- > featured markup editor. Not at all. Mozilla Composer and Outlook are not full-featured word processors but web content editors and, believe me, they want to copy and paste styles with the content. </Daniel>
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