- From: William M. Perry <wmperry@indiana.edu>
- Date: Wed, 18 May 94 09:28 EDT
- To: www-html@www0.cern.ch
Hello fellow HTML people. Who all is on this list anyway? ---------------------------------------------------------- A few points for discussion right off: 1. Will anybody be taping Dave R.'s presentation on HTML+? If so, I would love a copy, since I won't be able to make it to switzerland (wedding is on the 28th, and soon-to-be-wife was a little upset that I wanted to come back a few hours before the rehearsal dinner - sheesh, she should get her priorities straight) 2. I would like to see the <embed> attribute but back into the HTML+ spec. It was there a while ago (8 months or so), and I implemented it, and have found it quite handy. I use it quite a bit for the documentation on my emacs browser <embed src="cur-version.html" type="text/html"> in all the 'Help On Vxx.yy' menu choices. 3. Math support - is this done in anything but the Cern unreleased browser yet? Is it stable enough for me to start working on, or is it more of a moving target than HTML+ in general? 4. Level specification We came up with at least 4 levels of HTML/HTML+ at the TEI-WWW conference in ireland last year, but never got all the elements of HTML+ put into the levels. Has anybody worked on this lately? 5. Finalization of HTML spec Once we get a working DTD for 'accepted' practice in HTML, will it finally be frozen? I think it should be put out as an RFC (informational only? I'm fuzzy on the RFC ratification process), then have everyone concentrate on implementing HTML+. -Bill Perry
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