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Bullard, Claude L (Len) wrote: > Thanks Robert. Fortunately, I only have to > contend with IE for this project. Closed worlds > are scoped worlds by definition. ;-) > > On the other hand, if the namespace prefixes > are different, why the backslash? > > Considering that CSS is in it's own syntax, > and inside a comment, there is a distinctly > weird feel to the concept of it having ANY > impact on the XML namespaces. Obviously it > does. Is that informally specified, formally > specified, or just another "gotta do it > somehow because of legacies" solution? I mis-typed my first sentence. I should have been 'escape the colon with a backslash.' I am not sure if it is formally specified. ...Just did a quick search but too many irrelevant results turned up... I have been using it for about 4 years. sorry I could be more informative, -Rob > > len > > From: Robert Koberg [mailto:rob@k...] > > Hi, > > just escape the backslash. I have only used this in IE, so test in other > browsers... > > <style> > > myns1\:myelement { > color:purple; > } > > myns2\:myelement { > color:#fff; > } > > </style> > > > Bullard, Claude L (Len) wrote: > > >>The subject says it. What are the rules (if any) >>for the scoping of CSS declarations with regards >>to XML documents with multiple namespaces? For >>example, SVG/VML etc., within X(HTML)? > >
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