So basically the web went astray with @media, otherwise we would've had presentation attributes? This is sorta underlines how XHTML would've been so valuable fo

So basically the web went astray with @media, otherwise we would've had presentation attributes? This is sorta underlines how XHTML would've been so valuable for namespacing layers of behavior like this from one another, satisfying the desire to scope the web authoring experience: namespace for attributes for declarative behavior, a la htmx; CSS where we don't expect to print the page; we already have this for math formulations, SVG; etc