On Thu Mar 9 11:54:07 2023 +0000, David Kahurani wrote:
I'm curious about this because HTML(which I understand is a completely different markup language) seems to use this concept with the header tag. To nest a header under another header, you increment the suffix. This doesn't seem outright wrong or far-fetched to me. Also, I thought my testing was biased so I tested again with the same observation. Based on this concept, the problem with you have described above will not occur unless someone manually places a prefix without considering how nested the attribute is.
We'll need some tests for various cases, if we don't have them covered already.