>> I would like to apply CSS to those -varlistentry- elements that do
>> not
>> have an -xml:id- attribute.
> In a nutshell, your problem should be solved as follows:
> ---
> varlistentry {
> /* Add here properties specific to varlistentries
> NOT having xml:id */
> }
>
> varlistentry[xml|id] {
> /* Add here properties specific to varlistentries
> having xml:id */
> }
The solution: for those variable lists that are in the role of
presenting a menu and its menu items, direct varlistentry children
that do not have an xml:id attribute will be coloured red. Note the
use of a vertical bar (|) to substitute for the colon that normally
appears in the xml:id attribute name. The use of ~= allows the role
attribute to contain multiple role items, separated by spaces.
/* two-part hack to fake a -not()- psuedoclass */
variablelist[role~="menu"] > varlistentry {
color: red;
}
variablelist[role~="menu"] > varlistentry[xml|id] {
color: black;
}
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