L. David Baron wrote: > I think the general principle there is that you should need to use namespaces in > order to end up with any of the others (either through the namespace > awareness described in css3-namespace or through attr(xlink\:type) in > non-namespace-aware CSS). Excellent; that makes sense. One niggling point. What about the rendering of: <div xmlns:xlink="whatever" xmlns:myNS="somethingElse" xlink:type="convoluted" myNS:type="confusing" type="confounding" /> styled with: div::before { content: attr(*|type) } ? Should that be considered an error causing the declaration to be dropped?Received on Sunday, 27 July 2003 00:40:03 GMT
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