Context for CSS selectors in transcluded (conreffed) content

[schwamkrug]

I'm trying to use some different styling for transcluded content… As a trivial example, lets say I want to hide some subelements if they're within within conreffed content. I figured I could use a selector like this:

[conref] [class~=some-d/someClass] {
  display:none;
}

That works great while I'm viewing local content, but if I switch to referenced content, those CSS rules are ignored. I'm assuming that's because the CSS context for referenced content is such that doesn't have a parent. The top-level element in that case is the element I'm referencing.

Is that true? Is there another CSS method I can use to select elements within conreffed content?

This is in XMetaL 6.

Thanks!
-Kyle

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