On Monday 09 February 2009, Michael Brauer - Sun Germany - ham02 - Hamburg wrote:
> That means, even if you take the strict conformance definition that does
> not allow foreign elements and attributes, you can add as many namespace
> declaration as you want, and you can use them in as many attribute
> values as you want.
This is a rather strange notion of strict conformance, isn't it?
<ooo:foo><text:p>hello</text:p></ooo:foo> in not allowed, but
<style:paragraph-properties fo:text-align="ooo:magic-alignment"> would be allowed, even though no other implementation can understand what this means?
This could be fun...
fo:background-color="ooo:fancy" fo:border="ooo:hexagonal" fo:margin-bottom="ooo:not too big please" fo:padding="ooo:better have some" style:wrap="ooo:chicken curry"
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