On 02/18/2011 12:26 PM, Burkhard Quessel wrote:
> I had this problem before but can't remember if there was a solution: I
> am trying to use the control below to edit two camel-cased attributes -
> notBefore and notAfter (from TEI P5). What happens when a value is added
> is that the attribute names are changed from camel-case to lower case -
> which renders the input invalid. Is this a known limitation and, if yes,
> is there another option apart from editing those attributes in the
> attribute window only?
>
> person > birth:after {
> content : "not Before" text-field(columns, 3, attribute, notBefore)
> " ""not Before" text-field(columns, 3, attribute, notAfter);
> }
>
To make it simple, except in the selectors, a CSS stylesheet is
case-insensitve regarding identifiers such as notBefore and notAfter.
Therefore you cannot use identifiers to specify the camel-cased name of
an attribute.
If my memory serves me well, please use a string or a qualified name
(new in CSS3), that is:
"notBefore"
(quoted!)
OR
|notBefore
(|xxx means xxx with no namespace).
Reference:
http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-selectors/#attrnmsp
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