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A tag like `<references group=foo/>` will output an ordered list in HTML but this output does not contain any indication of the group name `foo` in it. Adding it as a class such as `<ol class="reflist-group-foo">` would be great, because sometimes it is desirable to apply certain CSS (such as certain `@counter-style`) to all ref lists that share their group name.

A tag like `<references group=foo/>` will output an ordered list in HTML but this output does not contain any indication of the group name `foo` in it. Adding it as an attribute such as `<ol data-group="foo" ...` would be great, because sometimes it is desirable to apply certain CSS (such as certain `@counter-style`) to all ref lists that share their group name. Note that a group name may contain spaces or other special characters (but not quotes) so it cannot be simply added as `<ol class="references-foo" ...`

A tag like `<references group=foo/>` will output an ordered list in HTML but this output does not contain any indication of the group name `foo` in it. Adding it as a classn attribute such as `<ol class="reflistdata-group-="foo"> ...` would be great, because sometimes it is desirable to apply certain CSS (such as certain `@counter-style`) to all ref lists that share their group name. Note that a group name may contain spaces or other special characters (but not quotes) so it cannot be simply added as `<ol class="references-foo" ...`