I noticed colons aren't supported in the class name for the dot-
notation. This isn't much of a problem, but I expect it will come up
more often in the future with RDFa adoption. I don't suppose it would
be "simple" to support this case?
This works fine
%span{ :about=>"http://example.com/this#";, :class =>
'rdfs:Resource'}
Renders
<span about='http://example.com/this#' class='rdfs:Resource'>
This works fine
%span.foo{ :about=>"http://example.com/this#";, :class =>
'rdfs:Resource'}
Renders
<span about='http://example.com/this#' class='rdfs:Resource foo'>
This
%span.rdfs:Resource{ :about=>"http://example.com/this#"}
Gives
Illegal Nesting: Nesting within a tag that already has content is
illegal.
This
%span.'rdfs:Resource'{ :about=>"http://example.com/this#"}
Gives
Illegal element: classes and ids must have values. Use %div instead.
=my=
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