Marsoner Stephan wrote: > Our xml-tags contain some underscores but xmlmind doesn't seem to want that > in its CSS-files. A bug?
The underscore is not allowed as is in CSS identifiers. You need to
escape it with a backslash in order to use it in an identifier.
Example:
---
itemized_list > item {
display: block;
}
---
must be written:
---
itemized\_list > item {
display: block;
}
---
Ugly and inconvenient, but this is mandated by the standard.
