- From: Martin Kopta <martin.kopta@garcon.cz>
- Date: Fri, 6 Sep 2002 02:58:32 +0200
- To: <www-html@w3.org>
---> Hallo, I take a courage to contribute small notes to XHTML 2..0: At the draft I miss stronger support for non-english languages. With the Czech language (or other Slavic, or other flexile and aglutinative languages) I would like to use Core I18N attribute "root". The attribute root may represent root form of word (singular nominative for substantives and singular I-form present for verbs). Example: In English: I meet with Virginia Woolf. In Czech: Setkávám se s Virginií Woolfovou. In Czech (ASCII): Setkavam se s Virginii Woolfovou. The root attribute could be really helpful by searching in flexive languages, and for reading pages written in language user does not understand. ...And I do not see why attribute "dir" is no more a part of I18N attributes. ---> Other things I miss at the draft are elements representing DATE or TIME (with attribute determining format as the PHP function Date()) and SUMMARY (abstract, resume, deck, perex, syllabus, overview...). I think these elements could be useful for the most websites. (Sorry for my English.) Martin Kopta -- =M=
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