| Ah, because variable names are property _names_, not property _values_? Actually, they are both. Following the [css-variables] draft: :root { var-link-color: red; var-link-decoration: underline; } :link { color: var(link-color); text-decoration: var(link-decoration); } Follow the [css-custom] draft: :root { my-link-color: red; my-link-decoration: underline; } :link { color: use(my-link-color); text-decoration: use(my-link-decoration); } | > In HTML, user-defined attributes seems to be case-insenstive for Latin1 | > at least (tested in IE9, Chrome 24) : | > | > document.body.setAttribute("â", true); document.body.getAttribute("Â"); | | Per HTML5 spec, and in Gecko, this returns null. You're the only browser to do so. Tested in Opera, it returns "true" too. Time to change the spec? Anyway, I don't expect ppl to use non-ASCII idents. We could even make that compulsory to make sure.Received on Wednesday, 3 October 2012 15:46:59 UTC
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