Karl Dubost wrote: > Let's take a concrete example: Thanks, it is much clearer with this example. I try to guess where you'd run into a problem. The <its:whatever> elements and one attribute should work - the validator can still check that the nesting is okay, and assume that the <p its:translate="no"> is okay. >| <ul title="Foo Services" role="navigation" >| aria-labelledby="leftnav_label"> Here I'd expect it to report two erroneous attributes 'role' and 'aria-labelledby'. Ditto the later 'property' and 'instanceof', the validator cannot "know" what that is. (?) For 'its:translate' it also doesn't "know" what it is, but this obviously belongs to the 'xmlns:its' namespace introduced before. A hypothetical 'its:wiktionary' would trigger no error, the validator simply ignores 'its:' But it "knows" that 'aria-labelledby' is no attribute for <ul>. You'd still get tons of errors you're not really interested in... (?) FrankReceived on Tuesday, 6 May 2008 11:51:28 UTC
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