Re: [CSS21] response to issue 115 (and 44)

> So, one stylesheet referred to from two different documents with
> different encodings, might get processed two different ways?

If want your sheet to be processed the same way no matter what, add a @charset
rule or have your server send a charset in the HTTP headers.... if you don't
we're just guessing.

I suppose we could just specify such sheets as invalid and refuse to process
them

Or specify that they are UTF-8 (a la XML).

Both would break most pages out there.

Boris
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