Michael Huebner wrote:
>
> there is a strange behavior depending on the name of an attribute.
> The attribute with name "parentActors" can not be accessed by its name.
> For the attribute with name "parents" all works fine.
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> actorsDefinitions:before {
> display: block;
> content: "Actors: ";
> font-weight: bold;
> font-size: large;
> }
>
> actorsDefinitions {
> display: block;
> }
>
> actorDefinition:before {
> display: block;
> content: "Name: " value-editor(attribute, name);
> font-weight: bold;
> }
>
> actorDefinition {
> display: block;
> margin: 20;
> }
>
> actorDefinition:after {
> display: inline;
> content: "Parents: [" attr(parents) "]" set-attribute-button(attribute,
> parents)
> " parentActors: [" attr(parentActors)"] "
> set-attribute-button(attribute, parentActors)
> " " insert-same-after-button();
> }
>
To make it simple, CSS style sheets are case-insensitive (well, property
values but not selectors).
Rewriting last rule as follows should fix the problem:
---
actorDefinition:after {
display: inline;
content: "Parents: [" attr(parents) "]"
set-attribute-button(attribute, parents)
" parentActors: [" attr('parentActors') "] "
set-attribute-button(attribute, 'parentActors')
" " insert-same-after-button();
}
---
Notice the quotes I've added around camel-cased identifiers to convert
them to strings.
