- From: Anas R. <anas.ram@gmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2012 08:17:55 +0000
- To: public-html5spec@w3.org
Take a look to this HTML5 code as shown here: <menu type="toolbar">
<command type="radio" radiogroup="alignment" checked="checked" label="Left"
icon="icons/alL.png" onclick="setAlign('left')"> <command type="radio"
radiogroup="alignment" label="Center" icon="icons/alC.png"
onclick="setAlign('center')"> <command type="radio" radiogroup="alignment"
label="Right" icon="icons/alR.png" onclick="setAlign('right')"> <hr>
<command type="command" disabled label="Publish" icon="icons/pub.png"
onclick="publish()"> </menu> The question is: Isn’t icon="" attribute
here a presentation attribute? You might say yes, and it should be set using CSS
like this: command.align-right{icon: '....'} However, this presentation
attribute in [...]
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