Charles Iliya Krempeaux wrote:
I was wondering what people thought about parameterized classes?
<a class="group:x" href="a.html"></a>
<a class="group:x" href="a.rss"></a>
<a class="group:x" href="a.atom"></a>
Perhaps the above could be Semantic HTML to mark alternate links.
Where "a.html", "a.rss", and "a.atom" would be a set of alternates.
And "b.png" and "b.jpg" would be another set of alternates.
What's the specific use case where that would actually be useful to a
user? What's the problem you're trying to solve?
(This would have the advantage where these links could be very very
loosely coupled. Which is why I might write Semantic HTML like this.)
I believe that CSS would have problems styling these types of class
names.
It wouldn't be a problem using the selectors .group\:a and .group\:b, but...
For example, you could NOT do something like:
.group\:* {
/* CSS stuff here */
}
... that's not a valid selector.
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Lachlan Hunt
http://lachy.id.au/
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