At the moment XHTML MOD requires users to construct a model module specific to the combination of modules they are using. XML (like SGML) has a feature that was designed just for this situation: it says that it is NOT an error for a content model to mention an undefined element (http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml#elemdecls); it only becomes an error if such an element occurs in an instance. Thus if you create a model module that works when you include all modules, that same model module will also work just fine if you include only a subset of the modules. (This won't of course handle the distinction that transitional allows inline content in some places where strict doesn't.) I would suggest that such a model module be included with XHTML MOD. JamesReceived on Sunday, 14 January 2001 00:29:48 GMT
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