Posted by todsacerdoti 15 hours ago
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
xmlns:ns1="mynamespace"
xmlns:ns2="yournamespace"
<body>
<CustomElement>Hello</CustomElement><!-- Custom element in the XHTML namespace -->
<ns1:CustomElement>Hello</ns1:CustomElement>
<ns2:CustomElement>Hello</ns2:CustomElement>
<style type="text/css">
@namespace ns1 "mynamespace";
@namespace ns2 "yournamespace";
CustomElement {
color:green;
}
ns1|CustomElement {
color:red;
}
ns2|CustomElement {
color:blue;
}</body>
</html>
Inline styling is kind of the default in HTML.
:where(:not(:defined)) { display: block }
You don't need much, but an editor - collapse the sections to get the view as small as in the blog snippet, and then you'll have both opening and closing of the tag you're in highlighted, so you won't miss and won't need any luck
Indentation can help.