- From: (wrong string) äper <christoph.paeper@tu-clausthal.de>
- Date: Mon, 12 Aug 2002 05:32:05 +0200
- To: <www-html-editor@w3.org>
* 12. XHTML Client-Side Image Map Module The chapter should be reworked with respect to the introduction of "nl". * 14.1.1. Forward and reverse links | Both the rel and rev attributes may be specified simultaneously. An example should be given, additionally "foo" in both previous example should be replaced by "next". Alternatively they could be collapsed into just one example: | Document B: <link href="docA" rev="next" rel="prev start"/> * 14.1.3. Links and search engines For alternate versions the "type" attribute contains "text/html" which AFAIK isn't applicable to XHTML(2) documents. * 20. XHTML Style Sheet Module What's the "style" element supposed to do with an "rel" attribute? I guess someone messed it up with "link". There's an extra greater-than-sign in the beginning of the second paragraph of 20.1.2. === IMHO: === "h1"-"h6" should have been deprecated in favor of "h". "br" and "hr" should die, too. I still can't see an easy way to apply an caption to an image or general object, as proposed back in HTML+. As "img" seems to be gone (only mentioned with "ismap" in chapter 19), an "caption" element as child of "object" might be introduced / borrowed from "table". I dislike the change from "q" to "quote"; I /love/ "nl". "acronym" should be deprecated, instead "abbr" should get an attribute (can't think of a better name than "variant") which lets you specify at least between (spelled) initialism, (spoken) acronym and (replaced) abbreviation. I'm revising /TR/2002/WD-xhtml2-20020805/ which doesn't know XFrames yet. Boy, it's lucky. | XForms Module [XFORMS] | LOTS OF ELEMENTS :-D Christoph Päper
Received on Sunday, 11 August 2002 23:32:07 UTC