- 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"?
Received on Thursday, 8 May 2003 15:48:58 UTC