Re: [dita-comment] Consider adding an attribute "numeration" to "ol"'s

I think this observation makes it a good time to recall that the
    data element can serve exactly this role of providing values
    (structured, even) to a process. This becomes especially important
    for content that is being manipulated by _javascript_ because data
    values can be picked up as arrays or JSON values for direct use in
    behaviors as well as in styles. This leaves @outputclass free to
    have the more pure role of representing semantic intent for an
    element (eg, binding a _javascript_ function to the element), as
    Michael was trying to preserve.

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On 9/3/2014 1:39 AM, Radu Coravu wrote:

    

    Maybe
      indeed instead of allowing numeration as an attribute on OLs by
      modifying the specification the DITA OT stylesheets could support
      by default looking for certain specific @outputclass attribute
      values on certain elements and provide some styling based on them.
      

    
    

    
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