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| Finally, one may manually specify the definition type. This is very simple - just add a ''data-dfn-type'' attribute to the definition, with its value set to one of the definition types above (the types, like "property", not the classes or prefixes like "propdef"). | Finally, one may manually specify the definition type. This is very simple - just add a ''data-dfn-type'' attribute to the definition, with its value set to one of the definition types above (the types, like "property", not the classes or prefixes like "propdef"). |
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| If using [[http://wiki.csswg.org/tools|Tab's preprocessor]], this is easier - just add the definition type as a boolean attribute. That is, instead of writing ''<dfn data-dfn-type=function>foo()</dfn>'', just write ''<dfn function>foo()</dfn>''. The preprocessor will automatically canonicalize this into a valid ''data-dfn-type'' attribute in the output. | If using [[http://wiki.csswg.org/tools|Tab's preprocessor]], this is easier - just add the definition type as a boolean attribute. That is, instead of writing: |
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| | ''<dfn data-dfn-type=function>foo()</dfn>'' |
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| | just write |
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| | ''<dfn function>foo()</dfn>'' |
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| | The preprocessor will automatically canonicalize this into a valid ''data-dfn-type'' attribute in the output. |
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| ===== Specifying What A Definition Is For ===== | ===== Specifying What A Definition Is For ===== |
