Alan Gresley wrote: > Andrew Fedoniouk wrote: > [...] >> <style> >> [for] >> { >> when-hover-on: $1(#< self.for >).highlight = true; >> when-hover-off: $1(#< self.for >).highlight = null; >> when-active-on: $1(#< self.for >).set-focus(); >> cursor:pointer; >> } >> input[highlight] >> { >> outline: 4px glow blue 1px; >> } >> </style> > > > Some of that can be done with CSS2 selectors. There has be plenty of > recent discussion on this list about selectors (for transition states) > like :initial and :alternative without introducing any other language. > > That above looks like some hybrid CSS and scripting language. > > > Alan > "Some" of what can be done exactly? Could you provide an example of how you would do such binding (<label for="id">) with use of selectors? Existing or any hypothetical ones - it does not matter. This particular behavior (<label for="id">) is so basic that it has to be perfectly safe and always available. With JS or without it. -- Andrew Fedoniouk. http://terrainformatica.comReceived on Friday, 9 May 2008 03:55:50 GMT
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