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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #33924, comment 18


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09/20/2022 11:57:53 PM (2 years ago)
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  • Ticket #33924, comment 18

    initial v1  
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    28 These examples are made up to demonstrate levels of usability. In real life, all three classes are added together, like in the full source at view-source:https://anrghg.sunsite.fr/test-amp-compat/%cf%87%ce%b1%ce%b9%cf%81%ce%b5-%ce%b5%ce%bd-%ce%b1%ce%bc%cf%80/
     28These examples are made up to demonstrate levels of usability. In real life, all three classes are added together, like in the [view-source:https://anrghg.sunsite.fr/test-amp-compat/%cf%87%ce%b1%ce%b9%cf%81%ce%b5-%ce%b5%ce%bd-%ce%b1%ce%bc%cf%80/ full source]:
    2929{{{
    3030<body class="page-template-default page page-id-1164 logged-in wp-embed-responsive id-1164 _-- χαιρε-εν-αμπ">
     
    3333On a side note: The double-hyphen class is invalid CSS so it has a (configurable) underscore prepended as a more intuitive alternative to escaping the second hyphen in CSS: `.-\2D`. The goal is maximum intuitivity and usability for users adding Custom CSS and to avoid screwing things up.
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    35 In Ukrainian, the equivalent CSS spec conformant or permissive class is (courtesy Google Translate):
     35In Ukrainian, the equivalent CSS spec conformant or permissive class would be (courtesy Google Translate):
    3636{{{
    3737<body class="id-1164 ласкаво-просимо-до-amp">
    3838}}}
    3939
    40 The derived legacy aka strict class is not very specific:
     40The derived legacy aka strict class would not be very specific:
    4141{{{
    42 <body class="id-1164 ---amp">
     42<body class="id-1164 _---amp">
    4343}}}
    4444
    45 Using the built-in (and screwed-up — it requires picking the right prefix among `postid-` and `page-id-`) post ID selector is currently still the only option for Non-Latin users. Using the convenient slug selector is currently still a privilege of Latin script users.
     45Using the built-in (and screwed-up — it requires picking the correct prefix among `postid-` and `page-id-`) post ID selector is currently still the only option for Non-Latin users. Using the convenient slug selector is currently still a privilege of Latin script users.
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    4747Thank you to everyone for striving to lift that limitation.