Tomas Klinkovsky wrote: > How can I specify Unicode characters in the CSS-generated content? > > If I use the XML syntax (content: "&#xxx;";), the "&#xxx;" string seems > to be copied literally rather than interpreted as a Unicode character. I > found the following example (content: "\A9";) in the installed CSS > files, but it is not clear what precise syntax is expected, what's the > encoding used, and how to enter values higher than 255. > > Is this CSS-specific Unicode encoding a special property of XmlMind or > does it come from CSSx specification?
XMLmind XML fully supports the CSS2 standard in terms of CSS document representation (we do not invent proprietary extensions by pleasure): * Specify something like '@charset "ISO-8859-1";' at the top of the CSS file and directly use accented letters anywhere in the CSS. * OR use escaped characters such as "\3BA\3BF\3C5\3C1\3BF\3C2". See http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/syndata.html#q23
