Dr. Olaf Hoffmann wrote: > object is more a generic element for problematic cases, if nothing > else describes the purpose of the content better. Maybe authors > have to use attributes like role/class to specify it better. OK, I agree. > No, if it has the same functionality than object, authors have > the chance to provide alternative content in different formats > and if the viewer/user-agent provides an interface, the > reader/user may chose what is the best 'display' for > the intended purpose and his access to the problem. Exactly the same way as the object element ? For example we have an image, and a text alternative, then an audio alternative ? Guillaume -- Guillaume LUDWIG - GMLiReceived on Friday, 25 January 2008 13:27:32 GMT
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