- From: Keith Bowes <w3list@zooplah.dyndns.org>
- Date: Thu, 08 May 2003 15:43:36 -0400
- To: www-html-editor@w3.org
I have compiled a list of comments, suggestions, possible errors, and queries that I thought of as I was reading the new WD. I hope that nothing I write is inappropriate, and I apologize if some of these things are too clueless. SECTION 5.5 LinkTypes 1. Shouldn't link types be case-sensitive (lower case)? 2. What's with the type of "stylesheet"? The XHTML Media Types Note says, "When serving an XHTML document with [the application/xhtml+xml] media type, authors SHOULD include the XML stylesheet processing instruction [XMLstyle] to associate style sheets." and in section 1.1.3 of the XHTML WD, it says "if a facility exists in XML, try to use that rather than duplicating it." So with those things in mind, shouldn't <?xml-stylesheet ... ?> be the recommended method? 3. Isn't a type of "redirect" contrary to WCAG, which says not to use client- side redirects? SECTION 6.1 "title" 1. Same as SECTION 5.5:LinkTypes:2. SECTION 6.4 "edit" 1. Should there be more information about the edit? For example, edit="changed" might be complemented by, for example, edited-from="old-text", or maybe edit="moved" might have some way to indicate the old position (via id?)? SECTION 6.8 1. Shouldn't the definition be: defaultAction = "cancel|perform" (with quotes)? SECTION 7 1. With backwards compatibility thrown out, should the root element now be <xhtml> or something? SECTION 9.7 1. Shouldn't the code example use <blockcode> instead of <p> (especially being that it's not a paragraph)? SECTION 11.1 1. Should "definition list" be renamed to something more descriptive of how it's used? Maybe "associative list" would be a better choice: <al> <ak>term...</ak> <av>Definition</av> </al> [al = "associative list", ak = "associative-list key", av = "associative- list value"] SECTION 11.3 1. Shouldn't all applicable browsers number ordered-list item (e.g, speaking browsers would take <ol><li>Apples</li></ol> and perhaps say <em>1</em> {pause} Apples)? SECTION 12.1.3 1. Shouldn't example three use type="application/xhtml+xml" since, presumably, it's an XHTML 2.0 document? SECTION 14.1.2 1. Is that thing about sharing frame data supposed to be there, or was it just copied from HTML 4? SECTION 16.1 1. <noscript> for some reason still feels inadequate in cases where <script> and its corresponding <noscript> are at different places on the page. So, maybe noscript could have a for attribute: for = IDREF The basic scenario is the use of different scripting languages, making heuristics of when to display the contents a bit inaccurate. SECTION 16.2 1. Shouldn't "this boolean attribute makes the current object element a declaration only" be "this boolean attribute makes the current script element a declaration only"? SECTION 16.2.3 1. The document says that the first script is "text/vbscript" but the example shows that it's "text/x-vbscript". Is this intentional? SECTION 18.* 1. There needs to be some elaboration. What does src do for <style>? Does it load a stylesheet from an external resource? If it does, then shouldn't it be possible to nest alternative style languages? SECTION 18.1.3 1. Same as SECTION 5.5:LinkTypes:2. SECTION 19.2 1. Shouldn't the text (near the bottom) "regardless of the of the defined values within the col eleemnts" be "regardless of the defined values within the col elements"?
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