LGTM, although I wonder whether we really need to specify title/style/class attributes. On Tue, Mar 27, 2018 at 6:47 AM, Steven Pemberton <steven.pemberton@cwi.nl> wrote: > The form Element > > XForms is intended normally to be embedded in a host language, such as > XHTML, ODF, or SVG. However, for cases where no host language is available, > this element provides a root element to enclose the other XForms elements. > > Attributes > > title > A string giving the title of the document. > > style > The URL of a resource for styling instructions. The media type of the > resource identifies the type of the language. > > class > A string containing one or more names that can be matched by > styling-languages. > > xml:lang > A string specifying the natural language of the content. > > any foreign attribute > Any attributes from other namespaces. > > Example > > <form title="Date" style="date.css" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2002/xforms"> > <model> > <date><today/></date> > </model> > <bind ref="today" calculate="local-date()"/> > <output ref="today"/> > </form> > >
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