Am 25.10.2011 08:12, schrieb Tab Atkins Jr.: > 1. "Whatever matches the 'term' production in the CSS2.1 grammar". > This is very loose, but it matches everything we might want to use. > > 2. Some subset of valid CSS values, like keywords, colors, numbers, > and dimensions. This is easier to deal with (there's actually a > "grammar" for the properties), but might be too restrictive. > > In either case, it can be a list of values, separated by spaces, > commas, and/or slashes. Would something like the following work in either of those cases? I think it definately should. :root { data-border-type: solid 1px; data-border-color: #f00; } div { border: data(border-type) data(border-color); } In other words: you shouldn't only be able to replace one of the values *or* a series of values but mix and match also. I hope I'm being clear.Received on Tuesday, 25 October 2011 07:25:49 UTC
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