Re: XHTML2.0 - transclusion

or:
<!-- Allow transclusion of the entire div, but prevent transclusion of
sub-fragments like #55687 -->
<!-- A dynamically included ad: -->
<div id="55687">
<object src="http://ads.example.com/496960707"
type="application/xhtml+xml"/>
<p id="55687-content" permitTransclusion="parent">Here's the vital content
you actually want to read.</p>
</div>

where "permitTransclusion" is to be changed to something shorter... here
just for reference to your example.
Jakub


2007/1/24, Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis <bhawkeslewis@googlemail.com>:

> Moreover, Dabrowski's proposal suggests allowing IP holders to designate
> precisely which fragments may be transcluded from their content. That
> could be an advertizing cash cow over the long tail, with something
> like:
>
> <!-- Allow transclusion of the entire div, but prevent transclusion
> of sub-fragments like #55687-content: -->
> <div id="55687" permitTransclusion="entire-only">
> <!-- A dynamically included ad: -->
> <object src="http://ads.example.com/496960707" type="application/xhtml
> +xml"/>
> <p id="55687-content">Here's the vital content you actually want to
> read.</p>
> </div>
>



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