> The SVG accessibility effort does not want to piece part chunks of host language elements in the middle of an SVG document which needs to stand alone. Not all SVG documents are embedded in HTML. So, sticking an HTML figure element inside of an SVG document is a non-starter. This seems diametrically opposed to the efforts of the SVG WG, who no longer wish to duplicate HTML efforts and are working on making it easier to use both together. I don't understand why the SVG accessibility effort would chose a different direction from the SVG WG. (Sorry if this email breaks threading. I'm not subscribed and the mailto URLs on the mailing list archives may or may not have done the trick.) -- https://annevankesteren.nl/Received on Wednesday, 14 September 2016 08:46:18 UTC
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