- From: Andrew McFarland <andrew.mcfarland@unite.net>
- Date: Mon, 04 Nov 2002 09:36:53 +0000
- To: www-html@w3.org
- Cc: "YANG,JI-FENG (HP-China,ex2)" <ji-feng.yang@hp.com>
At 15:21 04/11/2002 +0800, YANG,JI-FENG (HP-China,ex2) wrote: >A suggestion for the future of XHTML: change the tags from abbr to full >word. This kind of tags include p, q ,a, em, ul, dl, dt, ol and so on. For >example change "p" to "paragraph". The Cool Thing about XHTML is the X - it's XML. Rather than change the p element type name to paragraph, which is much more prone to typos, it would probably be better to create your own markup language structurally identical to XHTML but with whatever element type names you want. You can then transform this to XHTML using a simple XSLT stylesheet. You could also do things like producing `French' HTML where the emphasis element type equivalent is called `emphase' and so on. Andrew
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