Ah, I didn't think of that possibility. Yes that clarifies the concept for me. Case closed, bonus point for David and Bjoern. Thank you. Greetings BachusII David Håsäther schreef: > On 2006-10-21 18:31, BachusII wrote: > >> Chapter 4 "CSS Qualified Names" [3] of the WD [1,2] mentions "no >> namespace". >> >> Does "no namespace" equal the default namespace if one is declared? >> Meaning "|B" and "D" in example 2 share the same >> universe/reality/an_appropriate_metaphor. > > No. "|B" would match a B element that is not in a namespace, e.g. > > <B xmlns=""/> > > whereas "D" would match a D element in the default namespace declared > in the CSS file, in this case "http://example.com/foo", e.g. > > <D xmlns="http://example.com/foo"/> >Received on Saturday, 21 October 2006 17:15:49 GMT
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