- is legal to start identifiers in CSS3 now

[David Hyatt]

Well, there are really two kinds of properties...

(1)The experimental CSS3 properties (user-input in the Konq tree, 
opacity in the Safari tree).  These are actually intended to be used in 
author sheets and should work.

(2) Implementation properties like konq-flow-mode and konq-center.  I 
assume these are the ones Maciej is suggesting be cut off from authors. 
  However, I still think these might be useful in author sheets for test 
case purposes, e.g., if you want to study the behavior of the 
properties.

dave

On Wednesday, September 3, 2003, at 12:29 PM, Leo Savernik wrote:

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>> Is there any way to make internal properties like this only work in 
>> the
>> user agent style sheet? That way we'd avoid ever hitting the problem 
>> of
>> content authors depending on them.
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> I think that's overkill. That way, one couldn't use them in a testcase 
> either,
> or inside generated documents like the kde help.
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>>   - Maciej
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