Fix reflected element reference scope#40346
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@sideshowbarker This should now be good for an editorial review. Thanks so much @jcsteh for taking the time to help me fix this. |
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Fixes #40294
The original doc stated that element references could target elements in parent but not nested scopes. That is true only for reflected element references - for attribute element references (i.e. in HTML) you can only reference elements in the same scope, because IDs are only valid in the scope in which they are declared.
I've split this out into two sections covering the scopes.
@jcsteh - Can you please sanity check the changes?