Re: Amaya looks for attributes named "id"?

/ Irene Vatton <[email protected]> was heard to say:
| Le Mercredi 20 Avril 2005 19:39, Norman Walsh a écrit :
|> Given this CSS stylesheet, test.css:
|>
|> title { font-size: large;
|>         font-weight: bold;
|>       }
|> #foo  { color: red; }
|>
|> This document displays correctly in Amaya (i.e., the second paragraph
|> is red):
|
| Amaya doesn't parse the piece of DTD included in the DOCTYPE declaration.
| This case works only because Amaya defines a default id attribute for XML 
| documents (a sort of xml:id attribute).
| That explains why the second case with myid doesn't work.

Well, I humbly suggest that Amaya be patched to recognize xml:id in all
XML vocabularies :-)

                                        Be seeing you,
                                          norm

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