Re: Comments on section 6.2 of ITS 2.0

On 5.7.2013 17:52, Daniel Glazman wrote:

> Wait... That means that its:rules can happen anywhere inside XHTML
> and not only inside a script element?!? Wow, to say the least.

its:rules can be anywhere inside XML document.

For XHTML it depends:

You can either decide that your XHTML is really XML and then yes
its:rules can be anywhere, you will use its:* attributes, you will not
put its:rules inside script, ... This makes sense if you want to process
XHTML with real XML toolchain.

Or you can decide that you want your XHTML to be "web-friendly" and then
you will try to make it as close to use HTML syntax as possible -- you
will use its-* attributes, you will put its:rules inside <script>
element, etc. This approach makes sense if you want to send your content
into browser.

Given the BlueGriffon is editor for Web content not generic XML editor I
suppose it's enough if it will support later, HTML-like approach to ITS.

    Jirka


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