@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ spec: css-color-4; type: type; text: <color>
2929spec: css-sizing-3; type: property;
3030 text: min-width
3131 text: box-sizing
32- spec: selectors-4; type: type; text: <wq -name>
32+ spec: selectors-4; type: type; text: <q -name>
3333spec: infra; type: dfn; text: string;
3434</pre>
3535<style>
@@ -2861,7 +2861,7 @@ Ian's proposal:
28612861 substitutes a [=custom property=] value into a function.
28622862
28632863 <pre class=prod>
2864- attr() = attr( <<wq -name>> <<attr-type>> ? , <<declaration-value>> ?)
2864+ attr() = attr( <<q -name>> <<attr-type>> ? , <<declaration-value>> ?)
28652865
28662866 <dfn><attr-type></dfn> = string | url | ident | color | number | percentage |
28672867 length | angle | time | frequency | flex | <<dimension-unit>>
@@ -2875,7 +2875,7 @@ Ian's proposal:
28752875
28762876 The arguments of ''attr()'' are:
28772877
2878- : <<wq -name>>
2878+ : <<q -name>>
28792879 :: Gives the name of the attribute being referenced.
28802880
28812881 If no namespace is specified
@@ -2885,7 +2885,7 @@ Ian's proposal:
28852885 as namespaced attributes are rare.
28862886 In particular, HTML and SVG do not contain namespaced attributes.)
28872887 As with [=attribute selectors=] ,
2888- the case-sensitivity of <<wq -name>> depends on the document language.
2888+ the case-sensitivity of <<q -name>> depends on the document language.
28892889
28902890 If ''attr()'' is used in a property applied to an element,
28912891 it references the attribute of the given name on that element;
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