Boris Zbarsky wrote:
* Defined that implementations must support * or empty namespace
components, regardless of whether or not they support resolving
prefixes.
This does not. If an implementation has not CSS3 Namespaces support,
then the '|' symbol is unrecognized in a selector, and parsing the
selector will raise a SYNTAX_ERR per this specification. This is the
behavior IE8 has, and seems correct to me (well, modulo the fact that
they in fact do not throw on a non-null NSResolver).
I claried the spec to say if the implementation supports the namespace
syntax, and added a note pointing out that a SYNTAX_ERR would be thrown
in implementations that don't.
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Lachlan Hunt - Opera Software
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