Anne van Kesteren wrote: > I think this is only true if you don't know how CSS works. Perhaps so, but does that matter ? To my mind, Elliotte's wording /is/ clearer because it avoids the obfuscation that results from the overloading of "triangles". http://www.w3.org/TR/2007/WD-becss-20070205/ : > @namespace triangles url(http://triangles.example.com/); > triangles|isoceles { binding: url(triangles.xml#isoceles); } > triangles|rightangle { binding: url(triangles.xml#rightangle); } Elliotte : > @namespace t url(http://namespaces.example.com/); > t|isoceles { binding: url(triangles.xml#isoceles); } > t|rightangle { binding: url(triangles.xml#rightangle); } Punctuation-noise removed : > @namespace t url(http://namespaces.example.com/); > t|isoceles {binding: url(triangles.xml#isoceles)} > t|rightangle {binding: url(triangles.xml#rightangle)} Philip TaylorReceived on Wednesday, 14 February 2007 16:57:55 GMT
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