- is legal to start identifiers in CSS3 now

[David Hyatt]

Another change I made at the same time was to rename all the "konq-" 
properties and values to "khtml-" instead.  Since "konq" is the browser 
and "khtml" is the engine, it made more sense to use "khtml-" for 
values that both Safari and Konqueror plan to use.  That allows us to 
reserve "-konq" and "-apple" or "-safari" for the properties that 
really will only apply to one browser or the other.

dave

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 2:40 AM, Leo Savernik wrote:

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> Am Dienstag, 2. September 2003 22:32 schrieb David Hyatt:
>> The WG agreed that - is now legal, and the grammar has been amended 
>> for
>> CSS3.  Here is the change.  With this change, you can replace all the
>> "\2d " in your html.css and quirk.css with "-".
>
> Yoh! A great victory for common sense.
>
> I also intended to fix it some time ago, but it wasn't "standard" 
> then. Now
> that it is, it should be included (also given the fact that mozilla 
> supports
> initial - for ages).
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