- From: Jelks Cabaniss <jelks@jelks.nu>
- Date: Thu, 5 Oct 2000 17:18:30 -0400
- To: <XHTML-L@egroups.com>, <www-html@w3.org>
Ann Navarro wrote: > The section of the Modularization document in sections D, E, and > F that go through this is in very specific detail. > The "Modularization for Pure Novices" is something the book authoring > market is already taking up, though the suggestion for a primer document > that's simpler than sections D,E,F is something that may be worthy of > investigation. I was thinking along the lines of say three printed pages, appearing as the first Appendix. Just enough for a short example of an xHTML 1.0 document being done in xHTML 1.1 with (say) the Table and the Image modules. Then a paragraph or so on why this might be better (for both authors and UA companies) than monolithic [x]HTML currently in use -- from a *practical* standpoint. You may be right about the adding-your-own being left to (currently) sections D, E, and F and other resources, but IMO a document as potentially important as this should have *something* as a kick-starter. Like the xHTML 1.0 Rec has -- in the *body* of the text, not even in an Appendix. /Jelks
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