On 27 Oct 2006, at 00:58, Colin Barrett wrote:
@ represents an attribute, so @rel=tag means @rel tag with the
value ‘tag’. The most advanced I've seen it get in general
discussion is of the form [EMAIL PROTECTED], which means ‘element
named foo with an attribute bar with value ‘sheep’.
Technically, in CSS, that would be written as foo[bar=sheep]. :P
Indeed, although in XPath [EMAIL PROTECTED] is correct. Actually, you
raise a good example since CSS allows you to say foo[bar~=sheep],
(note the tilda), which is correct for matching the substring
contents of string separated list attributes like class and rel.
I will be happy to chip in on documenting this in the Wiki, but my
todo list is really busy so I might not get round to writing
something of any quality for too long. If someone else is able to
start it I'll try and chip in.
Ben
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