- From: Eve L. Maler <elm@arbortext.com>
- Date: Thu, 14 May 1998 16:55:11 -0400
- To: spec-prod@w3.org
- Message-Id: <3.0.5.32.19980514165511.00a34b20@village.promanage-inc.com>
Here are the following things I've done to incorporate the HTML 4.0 table model into the XML spec DTD: - Lowercased all markup names - Changed %inline; to (%p.pcd.mix;)* - Removed OMITTAG flags - Removed all semantic-information comments - Made "cosmetic" DTD changes to be XML compliant - Changed %flow; to (%p.pcd.mix;|%p.mix;)* - "Resolved" attribute declared-type entities - Change uses of NUMBER to NMTOKEN - Removed HTML common %attrs; attributes - Removed HTML %reserved; attributes - Removed HTML datapagesize attribute Other than removal of a few attributes that don't seem relevant to non-presentational specification authoring, and the substitution of cell contents that are compatible with the main DTD, the markup model should be identical to the original. Unless I hear from folks soon (e.g., "I desperately need attribute xyz"), this is going to constitute the HTML 4.0 table support in the DTD. I've attached the fragment for your review. I haven't incorporated or tested it yet, but if you happen to notice anything amiss with it, let me know. Eve
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