Boris Zbarsky wrote: > Noah Scales wrote: >> And a whole bunch of other >> things (arbitrary XML formats)? So the css namespace >> is useful to modularize how new XML formats can be >> styled. > > Again, I don't follow what you mean. Perhaps an example is in order? I think he's suggesting some kind of css:style attribute that can be used on any arbitrary element, somewhat like the XHTML style attribute. <foo css:style="color: green;">bar</foo> xml:style may be a little more suitable for that, though I doubt it would ever be accepted either since, like the (X)HTML style attribute, it fails to separate semantics from the presentation. -- Lachlan Hunt http://lachy.id.au/Received on Monday, 30 January 2006 00:20:27 GMT
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